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Sharp-O wrote:Like I don't give you guys exactly what you want, even if what you want isn't what you expect

...I'm not sure how we should take that, but more Hanako being adorable is always a good thing.

Hopefully.

Part II: Mizukami-dono takes a step back and immediately goes back to his tablet. Captain Inada takes a step forward, looking ready to start another speech. Shibasaki looks incredibly bored, idly examining her fingernails. I quickly focus my attention back to the Captain as he begins speaking again....

I’ll spare you another night of Soon-hee vomiting and sleeping in a closet. Oh, and don’t worry about remembering the freshmen –just think of them as feral sheep. Feral sheep that never sit down or do the work or listen to instructions or shut their yaps during attendance… Ilya, get me a drink! Prev...

Now that's just lovely.

And it's always nice to see brunette Misha -or Misha in general, really

Also, ToraDora, is less about "dumb teens not telling each other how they feel" but rather "dumb teens not realizing how they feel themselves" :-) Taiga confesses in the second episode - though to the wrong person. You're totally right, Mirage but god damn it feels like the former sometimes. :lol: ...

Music links will be at the end of the chapter due to complaints launched through my window via brick. Usually it’s ticked off political groups who do that. I guess my fame as a columnist has vanished in the night, like some elusive hero or a purple martin. Although they tend to come out at twilight…...

You know, it's always interesting to read people's views of Hisao's parents.

your interpretation was... realistic to a degree that I find disheartening, but that's a personal problem. Excellent work, excellent chapter, and glad to see you back.

Part II: I nod, pick up a stone, and resume my fiddling as I think the question over, the soft clicking filling the room as I sit in silent contemplation and mild knee pain. “So far,” I reply, “The teacher’s are a bit of a mixed bag, but the students are friendly, fortunately.” Click. End fiddling. ...

I’m posting this early because I’m going to GenCon again this year and my netbook doesn’t have Microsoft Office and it’s just plain easier to post from my desktop before I leave. So, let’s see how Miss Yumi’s replacement stacks up, shall we? Miss Yumi herself being either retired or worm food at thi...

I’ve heard Epsom salts and buttermilk are good for that. Also, fun fact: because my father has a bunch of roses, I didn’t realize the primary use for Epsom salts was dietary related until recently. But enough about that, chapter, ho! Previous Chapter Chapter Nine: Physical Education That damn take-o...

Actually, it is also pronounced with an "n" The Japanese language doesn't even have a single consonant "m"; they probably couldn't pronounce it "sempai" even if they tried. It would probably come out something like "semupai". It's true that if you pronounce a "p"-sound after an "n" there might be a...

“Tolkien, Sanderson, Jordan, Robert Frost, Thoreau when he’s not being all weird, Shakespeare, Chaucer, Reverend King, Kipling-” When did she read all that stuff? Even if she spent a couple of months in the hospital... She spent about eight months in the hospital, most of which were in the psych wa...

Part III: I keep eating as a petite girl in a wheelchair is slowly rolled in by a taller girl in sunglasses. The smaller girl has short black hair she’s dyed with streaks of red, while the taller of the two has shoulder length brown hair. As I said earlier, her eyes are covered by a pair of plastic ...

Part II: Setsuko grins and nods, “No problem! Jus’ come on down to the kitchen in… oh, say twenty-five minutes? It should be here by then.” I nod, “Thanks,” only then does my brain register the oddity of getting free food just for playing deckhand, “Are you sure you wanna bother? I mean….” I was abo...

The true lesson in the following chapter: teenagers will eat just about anything. Seriously. Previous Chapter Chapter Eight: Take Out’s Revenge Even though I probably won’t have a lot of free time to read, I hate the idea of giving my brain idle time, so I pick up a few more books while I’m here. At...