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That's a beautiful ending to Act 1. I much appreciate your route so far; the details of interactions between the characters are convincing and the writing is pretty good too.

Go out to Golden Corral. Family with a baby sits near our table. Get a lemon tart for dessert. Sudden smell of shit wafting over from the baby-table. Shit. Butts. Lemons. Emi. Laugh while taking a drink. Cola in nose. Feels.mov This is me every time I have lemonade now, minus the scent of poopy-doo...

Hotkey wrote:Hmm... I'm wondering if 'Tanaka' is who I think he is... assuming he's anyone at all.

We don't seem to have an emoticon of the yellow blob scratching his chin and looking ponderous, but pretend I'm doing that right now.

There are always mysterious characters in out-of-the-way places.

This is the first half of the fifth part of Natsume's arc in my post-Lilly-neutral-end mosaic, ' After the Dream '. Note: Shizune's account of these events is sparse and uninformative. The subsequent deliberations of the 'committee' are described in Misha's account and also those of Rika Katayama a...

Huh, though what would KS2: Guardians be about? Would it be about the group moving on in their later years? Or are we talking about something along the lines of a Rtil-inspired action/superhero/thriller, etc 'sequel' to KS? Either way, I'd throw my money behind something like that. Anyway, you know...

… you listen to the Guardians of the Galaxy international trailer, and decide that the soundtrack should be called 'Katawa Shoujo 2: Guardians'.

I keep getting Hisao's route. Someone help me. Up-Up-Down-Down-Left-Right-Left-Right-B-A-Start, do this on the menu, and unlock the secret Iwanako route. Don't forget to hop, clap and say 'Kweepa' at the right moments. That gets you closer to the hot Miki ending as well. The one with leather in it.

Munchenhausen wrote:

brythain wrote:You must be a car tire-wear show Joe.

I've spent the last five minutes of my lunch hour racking my brain at that
I'm almost too scared to ask... what?

Dang, I fail at perfect delivery then. I thought it was a good pun when delivered in the right accent.

Munchenhausen wrote:

SpunkySix wrote:To be fair, car accident jokes are significantly less funny than they used to be for me now.

For me, it depends on whether or not the joke is actually funny to begin with Clever and perfectly delivered jokes are always funny

You must be a car tire-wear show Joe.

Hisao, obviously. Canonically, he has the potential to adapt to any situation and produce a good ending. However, if survival was not an issue and rescue inevitable, I'd go for Shizune—known to be practical and effective, also not very loud. :D And with the potential for a very happy ending, especia...

Oddball wrote:http://ks.renai.us/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=846

That there is a prototype for Jigoro Hakamichi.

That's a really beautiful piece, because I can not only imagine what the art room looks like, but its textures and odours and the sounds of the drawing session, even though you haven't really referenced any of those. Full of atmosphere. Thanks!

Potato wrote:

Atario wrote:Corn?? Mayonnaise?? I'm starting to question just what is meant by "cheese" here…

Squid jelly, I'd imagine.

Much of that is decidedly not pizza, at any rate.

Ah, don't knock it till you've tried it… here, have a sample menu.

Although I know Feminism was a once noble cause, I feel the whole ideology is being weighed down and tainted by the Radical branches and Tumblr. That's why, if I had to choose, I'd label myself as an Egalitarian. I don't give a fuck who you are, you're a people too. Unless you act like a knob, in w...

you haven't lived until you've done the 26 'western' flavours at a traditional clay oven pizza joint and then gone next door for the fifteen flavours at a Japanese-style pizza place. I am in need of rebirth. I need to go back to Japan. If this is okonomiyaki, then someone in my senior class that di...