Dick Spacious CPA posted:

It was 2009 and I was celebrating my 19th birthday visiting some friends in New York City. My friends got me some "alternative forms of identification", and we got into a bar. I really hate the taste of alcohol, but I didn't want to let my friends down, so I had a few drinks.

This place was kinda dark and empty, but up against one corner of the bar was this beautiful young girl playing the piano kind of softly. Most people were talking to their friends or busy drinking a lot so she was pretty much ignored, but she sounded so beautiful that I had to get closer. Time seemed to go by incredibly fast (must have been the alcohol in my little body) but after a while I ended up being the only person listening to her. When she took a break from playing she came down and talked to me for a few minutes just about a few little things. We hit it off almost instantly as I was able to make her laugh, and I was surprised that even though she had a slightly thick Japanese accent we could completely understand each other. My friends were ready to leave, but I told them I would catch up later.

She went up and played piano and sang for a little while again, and again I was the only one listening. She stopped after two more songs and came down to talk with me again. She told me all sorts of things about how her parents got her into music, how she'd lived in Japan, how she was in a light music club with her friends in high school, and about all the fun times they had drinking tea and eating cakes in their clubroom.

At first I was trying to be all tough and manly, to kinda impress her.. bragging about things I had done in my life. She caught on to it, and she told me, "Listen honey. There's hundreds of strong men out there. I like men who are kind, who are honest, men who can be open with me." I switched gears from there, and it turned out she was much more happy to talk with me being myself then someone who was trying to be showy.

It was almost time to go so she got up on stage and played one last song, she started by saying "This one's for you, honey," and pointed at me. I was amazed because I couldn't remember up to that point a girl ever being so friendly with me.

The bar was closing up and I asked to help her put her stuff away. I asked her if she had a cd that I could buy so I could hear her again. She came back with, "You don't need a cd, I'll give you a private performance. Why don't you come back to my place?" My jaw dropped to the floor, but I did my best to keep my cool.

We were driving back to her apartment and we talked for a bit more, and I realized I hadn't even asked this girl her name! I embarassingly asked her, and she told me, "That's ok, I don't know yours either. My name is Tsumugi, Tsumugi Kotobuki." I told her my last name, and because of her Japan-english, she couldn't pronounce it correctly. She tried a couple times, but was unsuccesful. I was wearing a coat with a big fluffy part around the neck at the time and she made a comment about how when i wore it I was having a fluffy fluffy time. Whatever that means. It made me laugh.

Anyways we got back to her place, one of those big studios with a really high ceiling. She got the place so she could play her music all the time without people complaining. She played a few of the more softer, quieter songs which I loved. She offered me something to eat, but we got into the kitchen and she had all this weird Japanese food, so I wasn't really sure what any of it was so I just said no thank you.

She asked me if I was going to stay and I said I wanted to. I won't bore you with the details of the afterwards, but I'll say it was my first time and I was no stallion, but I held her for a while after. I told her how beautiful she was and how beautiful this whole night had been, but at the same time sad because I knew that I didn't live here and we couldn't have a relationship. We talked for a while about stupid little things and eventually fell asleep in each others arms.

She had another gig to go to the next day so she was off in a different direction. I thanked her as she left and she told me that she was proud to be the first girl who loved me.

I went back to my friends bragging, of course, but I figured this was girl was just one of hundreds trying desperately to make it and never succeeding. My life went on, and it never really occurred to me to look up this girl and see how she was doing, partially because I was busy with a serious relationship. Out of the blue, a few months ago she sent me a CD in the mail -- autographed, saying: "To Dick Spacious CPA.. I loved you first - Mugi."

So now I do a google search and it turns out, wow, this girl got really popular. Even cooler than that, she wrote a song about that night! It's called Fuwa Fuwa Time, and when I heard it for the first time, it brought back lots of memories.

Sadly, I've gotten married in those in-between years, so nothing will come of it. But I wrote her a nice letter telling her what's happened since that night, and telling her how happy I was that she had gotten so popular. I hope to hear back from her eventually.

Dick Spacious CPA posted:

a kitten posted:

Well he posts on SA, so that's basically a given. Not generally in adtrw though.

achillesforever6 posted:

Neither does his fiancee really, but people post where they like to post I guess

Jay O would have probably made some interesting posts on the old KLK thread that's for sure.

Endorph posted:

you paid 10 dollars to post on an internet forum and a further five dollars to have an avatar of dude from one piece flipping somebody off

it's you

you're the turbonerd

TheLovablePlutonis posted:

Walking Dead is a p. win comic even though it's western shite.

Wark Say posted:

For a second there, I had a flashback to that thread about the girl who was married to Sephiroth or some other bishie anime dudes. Then I remembered that I was in ADTRW and that I was reading a post by our venerable Richard Spacious, CPA. Please never stop posting here, dude.

(I kinda miss Dickeye)

vvvv e: Really? I thought dude stopped posting. I remember reading his posts in the Bleach thread and finding them fairly fun. However, since I basically stopped following Bleach altogether I thought I wouldn't see the dude's posts again. His Ferris Bueller avatar always made me smile. That and the "Shounen Prophet" dude.

Srice posted:

drat, Galaxy Express 999 rules so much. I should never have taken a break from the show.

everythingWasBees posted:

please tell me it's about trains in space

everythingWasBees posted:

please tell me it's about trains in space

Butt Frosted Cake posted:

and space cowboys

everythingWasBees posted:

please tell me it's about trains in space

Captain Invictus posted:

Those are some impressive numbers he listed, geez

everythingWasBees posted:

yesss

XyloJW posted:

Watching tiger and bunny. It's not bad. Thanks for the recommendation. Adtrw shall remain open.

forbidden lesbian posted:

everythingwasbees, or "lil brojo" as we call him,

Sito posted:

TheLovablePlutonis posted: