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A chocolate Hisao.

EDIT: Because:

Potato wrote:

metalangel wrote:but rather to present a scenario to explain its meaning.

Or pantomime to explain it which is far easier.

In the context that quote is from, no, it's not.

I'd imagine any use of objects would be limited by being on a deserted island. And presenting things in the 'target language' is completely useless when the person doesn't know anything of the target language in the first place. :P At the most, she could sign something then write out the meaning in...

Potato wrote: Probably most people would lack the patience to write notes in the sand. Deserted islands have no pen and paper.

The inside of tree bark and charcoal from your campfire.

I'm guess I'm lucky to have a good dad. We don't have the most amazing relationship, though it's improved now that I'm older. He is very convinced of his own opinions and ideas, which grates against my much more laid back personality (he doesn't carry a sword, though) I say 'lucky' as I know people ...

Because she's so meek and demure and non-threatening.

She's all quiet and bookish and doesn't socialize and is shy. Romantically inexperienced neckbeards Many soon-to-be KS fans go ZOMG JUST LIKE ME and are drawn to this.

What would be the KS characters' favourite types of wood for their bedroom furniture?

Comrade wrote:Tune in to my next topic: What feudal dynasties the KS cast resembles the most?

I'll do a companion thread: "What toppings would the KS cast pick at a hot dog stand?"

Shockproof Jamo wrote: Zatoichi the blind swordsman. Also, see Rutger Hauer's Blind Fury for a western take on the blind swordmaster-trope.

Also also, the Blind Master from GI Joe.

Aren't they those weird sock things people have on their legs with the hole for the knee? I've always wondered about how they worked. I mean, it's a goddamn knee-tube :lol: I have a velcro knee support, and an elasticated ankle support. The knee I can explain (don't crash motorcycles, kids, it hurt...

That was harrowing. I am glad you've come out of it feeling positive because I cannot begin to imagine you feeling you'd thrown it all away in one stupid moment.

I remember that episode. I remember him getting very upset for the (real world too) faux pas of speaking to the interpreter instead of the person who is being interpreted for. There's Linda the Librarian (we recently discussed her in the sign language thread) off Sesame Street, who I remember for te...

Does it involve the prick male character being run over by a cement mixer and the deaf girl dancing on his grave?

We did 30km today! A mixture of trails, roads, paths and a little bit of offroading. I hate the handgrips on the handlebars, they are roughly textured which is hard on the hands, but apart from that, the bike is cool. That combined with the 12km we walked on Friday means I am just about ready to fal...

Aaah, I love cycling, though my bike is an absolute crapbox due to me not oiling it :'/ You gonna use it primarily for recreation or for getting about? :) Recreation. The streets around here are quite busy, I don't want to ride on them too much if I can help it. I used to use a bicycle to get aroun...