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Yeah, I was being sarcastic on the last point - as AiC pointed out, the concept of manhood is overrated.

Nostalgia being diminished is a good thing. Embrace it. Oh, what the hey .. *stands up on edge of nearest fountain* I'LL DO IT!! So I legitimately wonder if post-good ending Hisao and Emi were ever able to drink lemonade or have lemon flavored anything without cracking up. I mean, it's a dead horse...

Heh, the moment it does (as well as when men colonise Mars), you'll be the first to hear from me. Anyway, getting back onto the "random KS-related" track, I've been trying to get back into KS out of nostalgia, but so far couldn't bring myself to do it. Guess I left it on too good a note tw...

Why isn't there a KFC in KS world btw? KFC is quite popular in japan, also Misha would love it <3:)) oh bubbly Misha...love calling her that, also love misha:)) not as much as Lili or Emi tho <3 For all we know, there could have been one in the city; Hisao and co. merely never went to one, nor did ...

Gains: An introduction into the VN genre, a damn good experience while reading said VN over the course of three months and an appreciation for what is my first (and only) recommended "romance visual novel". Also found my way here near its end. Loss: A couple of sleepless nights and what li...

*snip* I kind of get what you mean, mate - dragging myself back into reality and away from the "world" of KS was also initially a bit of a problem for me. Personally, I found it helpful if I occasionally returned to it in small bursts now and then, if only to treat that nostalgic hole in ...

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 ...

Huh, I suspect that, if and when she plans on quitting her father's company (not likely in canon, of course), she's just grab a Chicago Typewriter, enough ammunition, a 1948 Studebaker and pulls off a Public Enemies -esque robbery of it. "Come here, Mr President." *takes own dad hostage* &...

@ Rin's "flammable" sign:

Ouch. You REALLY need to work on your tact a bit, Rin.

So basically, you're proposing a set-up for Rin, similar to this?:

I'm sure no-one sane would want to man a flamethrower tank. Jesus, how did any of the crews of those things sleep at night? Minor deviation aside, I think Hanako would probably be better suited to a light tank, probably something that can get in, mess stuff up, then get out. Probably would give a w...

(Edited for whoopsie-daisy, completely missing the point ... I think) I think the only criterion everyone seems to be running on here is that our little crew, in compliance with the "rules" established in GuP, can only use tanks or armoured fighting vehicles from the Second World War - mos...

Huh, if you want a tank that has so much promise, but ends up being an exercise in chaos for our little posse, I wouldn't look any further then the French Char B1. Don't get me wrong: on paper, it is an impressive vehicle and, on a good day, it can wipe the floor of the 1940s standard Panzer IIIs an...

Well, in the case of Rin, Shizune and Lilly, if worse comes to worse, you could bungle them into a command tank - such as a Panzerbefehlwagen III or Cromwell/Centaur Command - and still get the most use out of them. On the downside, command tanks are usually armed with a machine gun inside of a &quo...

Apologies, got a bit ahead of myself. Back on topic.

So if, by some quirk, a clash involving our heroines breaks out, how do you think they'd handle the situation?