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Emi and Hisao are real and disguised as Spunky and Atario. I think you know where this is going. I categorically deny that Spunky loves it up the ass. Also that my ahoge and swaggervest aren't totally rockin', yo. I was Emi all along. Emi: ♪ I hate true intimacy Convince me if you want to see ♫ ♬ N...

Munchenhausen wrote:there was a set of corridors that gradually got narrower and narrower to aid people with claustrophobia

DRR… DRR… DRR…

You. I like you.

I feel like in a lot of ways he ignored the actual feelings behind the love for a character because of a clear bias. Moe characters aren't just young girls, and not everybody who likes them is a pathetic, undesirable man-child living completely enveloped by a fantasy world, as he seems to think. Bu...

Is Japanese a stressless language? If so, as it's made up of vowel/consonant groupings would it be pronounced as a uniform Hanako with a short 'ko', not a 'koh' sound? As I understand it, it's not completely stressless, but not the same stress system as English, which is what he's giving it. And ye...

Potato wrote:...You mean the way everyone pronounces it, because that's how it's pronounced?

It's not that far off, but it's not quite right either. The "a" vowel is too far back, and he's hitting the "ha" way too hard over the "nako".

@Atario: Never said that, actually. Lrn2hypotheticalscenario. :P Ahh, I see. So when you said "Because all of these girls simultaneously falling for one guy who just showed up halfway into the school year would be realistic...?", you were in no way referring to Katawa Shoujo nor the events therein....

ginywiny wrote:

Atario wrote:

Potato wrote:But you did. The words "a lot".

But… that's not what the idiom means…

"break a leg"
"the big cheese"
"A Piece Of Cake"

"a deux gouttes d'eau" translates to "to two drops of water"
Yes, yes it is an idiom

I said "what the idiom means", not "what idiom means".

Because all of these girls simultaneously falling for one guy who just showed up halfway into the school year would be realistic...? :lol: "Falling for" ≠ "being open to", m'friend. ...Okay. And ? Nobody said anything about those being synonymous. You said they all simultaneously fell for him. They...

Potato wrote:Shit, wasn't this thread about phobias? I'm out!

Pfft, what are ya, afraid of phobias?

Potato wrote:But you did. The words "a lot".

But… that's not what the idiom means…

Potato wrote:Because all of these girls simultaneously falling for one guy who just showed up halfway into the school year would be realistic...?

"Falling for" ≠ "being open to", m'friend.

Potato wrote:http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_PlVSuZAj1is/S ... dscopy.jpg

Uh...

Appears to be a reference to something called Beyblade.