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what a simple thing!

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I guess I jumped the gun a slight bit with my last posting- it turns out that streem.us is *NOT* gone and is back online and running smoothly. I suppose the server must have had some sort of outage resulting in the down-time, although I am still a little confused regarding the placeholder page that was being used.

The moral of this story? I am quite satisfied that streem.us is back online.

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Lipton is gone	reply
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Unbeknownst to me, someone appears to have polished it off. I guess that's how it was meant to be. I know. Who would have known the meaning that I've vested in that little nothing teabag. It does hurt me. I am watching my old self slowly dying. Mourn.

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Re: Vivaldi - Four seasons - Spring - Allegro

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So beautiful...

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too big to believe!

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so good!	reply
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what a sexy girl!

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This is likely the first post I have encountered on sa.yona.la of substance.

for real.

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Re: Evernote

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"How cool this is!!" or "What a cool service this is!!" is better.

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Re: First Sayonala

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I agree with you. Micro blogs like twitter seem to be almost SNS. For me this service is very useful to post a simple note, and clip an image and a video.

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Oh! Thank you (^^

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Re: That's right.

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The 'sa.yona.la' requires an OpenID authentication and the company logs all the activities with IP. Also, the Terms of Service explicitly prohibits users from abusing. In this sense, this service is far from an anonymous service like 2ch.net (do you know it?). That's why Japanese users love this service. This service is purely simple, and safe at least than many other anonymouse services. (Actually this service isn't categorized as an "anonymous service" in Japan.)

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This 'sa.yona.la' has a lot of possibility by users.

Write about somethings, abuse hard to someone,

shoot the breeze with others and blah blah. :)

simplicity of sa.yona.la can make possibility.

I think.

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too cooooool!!

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Re: いつの間にか国際化してるよ笑 /Excuse my broken English.

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Korean users seems to like the phrase "しがらみを忘れて..." on the Japanese site.

see:

http://w3p6jr.sa.yona.la/3 (Translation to Japanese)

http://yb7u9x.sa.yona.la/2 (Translation to Japanese)

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Re: いつの間にか国際化してるよ笑 /Excuse my broken English.

The reason why there are so many korean user	reply
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... is that a famous blogger in the korea introduced this blog service, I think.

...And I knew the simple meaning of sayonala, but didn't know the delicate nuance. It's interesting.

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Re: wyfb4a?

Did you try a bookmarklet?	reply
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It's cool, and you can get it in "setting". Using the bookmarklet, you can clip a favorite photo or movie as like using tumblr.

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