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I didn't see it in the first place.
It's the hair I think. Maybe she had short hair but grew it long after getting the scar?

If you don't get it, watch the South Park episode.

OK, but remember its -> it's here.
http://www.elearnenglishlanguage.com/di ... s/its.html

It will definitely have all the spelling/grammatical errors fixed that you folk have pointed out in the feedback thread; anything larger than that is up in the air. How about the couple of mismatches between image and text, such as the color of furniture etc. which is of course easiest to fix by ju...

"it ' s no use" Note the apostrophe and no t. I think a funnier line might be something like: "Hanako was... just thinking of trying pole vaulting." or "We were just testing the high jumping gear." or "Practicing the splits." or "Washing the softball bat....

As you know from the South Park episode Krazy Kripples , Crips (wearing blue head wear) is a club for those who were born with their disability, while the Bloods (wearing red head wear) is for those who got it later in life. Can somebody draw a lineup of the Crips and Bloods in Katawa Shoujou? Here'...

Hey I actually have one of those wigs.

JamiroquaiAlien wrote:This is both relevant, awesome, and mind-destroying.

THUNDERDOME!

You will find THIS thread enlightening. I recall you registered long after this one got buried, but this might just answer your question. tl;dr: The deaf class is probably a bunch of dicks. :D Seriously though, I already thought that being deaf was the hardest disability to have but that thread see...

No, I don't think so. Not unless they are about the drama itself. If there's a CSI page, it might fit in there though.

The game has been in some sort of production since early 2007. I, and probably over a hundred others, took part in the early discussion threads. Then a real development team was put together. You can read the summary of the story so far here: http://katawashoujo.blogspot.com/2009/05/long-history-of-...

Juno wrote:Ain't it strange to not find prof. Nomiya reading them?

It's not late enough in the evening yet: http://ks.renai.us/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1778

It has improved. Good job, whoever wrote it. Still not perfect, but at least worth its storage space.

I actually had one blind and one partially sighted pupil in my class, in a normal secondary school. They had computers with braille to be able to take notes and deliver assignments, as well as braille books and various teaching aids, but they took part in the teaching along with everyone else, inclu...

G3n0c1de wrote:That joke is so bad, it rendered Shizune speechless.

Go see the nurse. I think this school has an outbreak of Foot-in-mouth disease.