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pandaphil wrote:And I think most guys are a little dense when it comes to women.

Women are like jellyfish to us. We don't understand them.

YZQ wrote:What Hisao didn't get is that her father's death and her losing her legs is connected. Or that her father was dead in the first place.

HOW COULD HE NOT GET THAT?!?!? Honestly, it was kinda obvious... no offense Hivemind.

Why does everyone think Hisao is that stupid? I think it's sort of an ongoing joke- then again, the amount of times I facepalmed during Emi's route due to his thickness is currently, incalculable. I don't recall much thickness in Emi's route...Well, except from Emi. :lol: Oh come on- if Hisao wasn'...

I was just playing Spec Ops: The Line for the first time... and well... white phosphorus scene...

Kinda reminded me of Hanako afterwards... good god that game is heavy... brilliant and you should totally get it, but man is it heavy...

Steinherz wrote:Why does everyone think Hisao is that stupid?

I think it's sort of an ongoing joke- then again, the amount of times I facepalmed during Emi's route due to his thickness is currently, incalculable.

Xanatos wrote:Bastion is overrated.

...so this is what Sea feels like whenever you say something bad about Rin.
Kidding of course. Mostly.

Guest Poster wrote:That would indeed talk a little bit easier.”

Something I noticed in Chapter 6- I'm honestly not sure if that's grammatically correct or not...

A Song of Ice and Fire has a lot of heart if you're willing to dig for it. Series that's kept me excited over the longest time (excluding Final Fantasy, as my interest ebbs and flows there) is Assassins' Creed...Not much in the way of heart but the lore and historical stuff is great. Going on seven...

A bit late to the discussion, but on the topic of whether or not Hisao and Hanako could reconcile their differences after Hanako's bad end: They could, but keep in mind this is Hisao we're talking about- in other words, he's doomed. :lol: Oh, and on the suicide thing that I posted- I'm not sure if t...

Uncapping the bottle would also pose a challenge. ... no it wouldn't. I'm pretty sure uncapping a water bottle would be easy to do with your feet. On a side note, while I do agree with Oddball to an extent, I must say you did do a great job at writing Rin's thoughts. You really did a good job, and ...

Lots of good points there Doc. I guess it all boils down to whether or not she'd be too embarrassed after her outburst to face Hisao again. And whether Hisao really wants to salvage their friendship or if he just gives up in despair, figuring she'd never want to speak to him again. That'd be the re...

Guest Poster wrote:Not that the two are related. Not at all.

Well correlation does not equal causation- not that I don't agree with you in that there're being connected; it's just when you take a stats class these little things become a bit of a pet peeve.

I don't know about you, but the idea of a non-disabled kid studying at Yamaku sounds pretty interesting to me. Thats actually something i thought to write about, maybe i'll get to thefe one day Thefe? Speaking of which, should I just give up on you continuing "Zombies"? Just wondering...

Comrade wrote:Or maybe she has some condition that gradually turns her deaf?

Or maybe she has no disability at all? I mean, if she had one it'd probably be noted [shimmie= 1827]here[/shimmie], just like everyone else in the class.

Hoitash wrote:Now, where did I put the post-it notes...

Did you check under the smoke bombs?