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Anyway, since we've run out of quality replies I'll add some further reading, then be off "I couldn't actually come up with a real reply to someone who doesn't buy into manipulative fear, insecurity, and indignation, so I'll just be dismissive" My, if you can't support it against real dissent, is i...

bhtooefr wrote:This is Hanako's Broken Heart Club, not Kenji's Broken Heart Club.

Oy! Don't insult Kenji. At heart, he's just a heartbroken kid who would completely sympathise with Hanako.

So, how does everyone think the Satous voted in today's referendum on Scottish independence? Akira for, Lilly against. The former likes the idea of independence against the odds; the latter is all for a stable relationship when two parties are geographically united. :) Update1: At this point in tim...

What struck me: The nebulous Hisao/Emi thing — like quantum entanglement, very Mutou-ish. The mischievous glint in Lilly's eye — left or right (silly question, I know), and how does that happen for a blind person (serious question)? Lilly's ' Who am I? ' immediately reminded me of Jean Valjean, and ...

I've always felt it to be a great gift to the 'fandom' here that the devs (at this time, the most recent being cpl_crud) drop in and entertain our questions and ideas and stuff. While Aura is the main respondent, I am always happy to see engagement, even if it is brusque or contrary. It makes me eve...

One half? Aren't there four parts to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, or is there something I'm missing here? The Act of Union, technically, occurred because James VI of Scotland was also Elizabeth I's chosen successor to the throne of England. So the four major parts are t...

"I've always thought of myself as half-Scottish, not half-British," she says. "I've always thought of you as half-beautiful, and the other half is just gorgeous." She giggles charmingly from somewhere near the door. Today, her hair is in a loose braid of sorts, and her blue eyes are accentuated by t...

Mahorfeus wrote:

Silentcook wrote:

Mahorfeus wrote:a great fanfic author

...Excuse me, a WHAT now?

Eh. Crisis averted?

Crisis on Infinite Fanfics, I suppose. It would take a work of very singular qualities to overcome the paradox.

I tend to think that while Kenji's parents aren't as crazy as he is, if you were to meet them, you'd see where he gets it. I also don't think Hisao kept in touch with Kenji after graduation. (Unless maybe Kenji kept asking to borrow money.) Kenji must have some sort of mother issues, and his father...

dewelar wrote:Hello, Miki Sue.

When you said that, the first thing in my head was 'Goodbye, Norma Jean'. Scansion is everything.

But where exactly does Miki in 'Turn To Stone' and its continuation become the Miki that is ruined for you? Interested to know.

In the corner of my room there sits an old white wooden chair, not particularly well-made. It's her favourite seat, and when I look up, there she is, her mismatched eyes shrouded. She looks melancholy. "Hello, Nat. How are you doing?" "The media wins, all the time. It's hard for me because the media...

Kenji's parents forgive his weirdness and school failure because he is legally blind. My headcanon about Kenji is that he grows up to be the sanest and most well-balanced of all the Yamaku graduates from his year, but that's because he has a lot of tragedy in his life that he's been keeping from ev...

Turn To Stone (with the rest of the unfortunately brief fanfic that it leads to) contains a very believable, aggressive, rough-edged Miki Miura. That it's linked to one of the meanest, most discouraging endings that KS can provide is a big bonus. I like the Miki. I'm not sure there's enough actual c...

This image of a Katawa Shoujo anime is a fake right? http://thecartdriver.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/winter-2015-anime-chart.jpg That entire chart is fake dude, all of those "Animes" are actually Manga and VNs never made into an anime for numerous reasons. Yeah. Read the last entry, under 'Full...

"I always was envious of Lilly Satou, you know. Big British cow, I used to think. Then I got to know her better and felt slightly wicked for having thought so." Who's this, now? I turn away from mulling the mysteries of organometallic chemistry and look at… a striking middle-aged lady, dusky but fai...