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Atario wrote:

Potato wrote:http://th08.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/i/2 ... 76vgeg.jpg

She regrew a significant portion of her shins, there…

Steinherz wrote:http://shimmie.katawa-shoujo.com/image/3707.png

Atario wrote:

Steinherz wrote:http://shimmie.katawa-shoujo.com/image/3707.png

That's also an unofficial image, though…

KeiichiO wrote:

SpunkySix wrote:*Le sexy Rin*

That's one lucky banana.

Steinherz wrote:

Atario wrote:

Potato wrote:http://th08.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/i/2 ... 76vgeg.jpg

She regrew a significant portion of her shins, there…

Not really, I mean it looks like her legs were amputated about midway down her lower legs.

SpunkySix wrote:Now, for the moment, let's please be mature and disregard the nudity and tentacle here while we appreciate how awesome Robo-Emi is.

*Japan.jpg*

SpunkySix wrote:Thanks, Potato. Now I need to call the doctor because it's been, like, six hours and... geez, the pills I'm gonna have to take... y'know what, screw it, I'll just swing by later or something. God, now I'm all flustered and my standards are set impossibly high and... here, take this:

[...Ten links full of YES...]

YOU MADE ME DO THIS

SpunkySix wrote:http://fc07.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2014/ ... 7c0fl8.png

http://th03.deviantart.net/fs70/PRE/i/2 ... 7f1vfe.png

Potato wrote:http://rule34-data-003.paheal.net/_imag ... Shoujo.png

KeiichiO wrote:Based off an official image.
http://a136.idata.over-blog.com/549x413 ... 7/KS04.jpg

KeiichiO wrote:

Atario wrote:

Steinherz wrote:http://shimmie.katawa-shoujo.com/image/3707.png

That's also an unofficial image, though…

Based off an official image.
http://a136.idata.over-blog.com/549x413 ... 7/KS04.jpg

Potato wrote: http://rule34-data-003.paheal.net/_imag ... Tezuka.jpg

brythain wrote:

Umber wrote:

AussieInquisitor wrote:@ Rin's "flammable" sign:

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

Tact and Rin really don't belong in the same sentence.

(If something is burnt to a crisp, doesn't that make it harder to ignite...?)

(/shot)

Actually, if something is burnt to a crisp, it now is mostly carbon and easier to ignite if it has high surface-area-to-volume ratio. Generally for a flammable item, the first stage is decomposition to carbon and ash, then the carbon burns to give carbon monoxide, then carbon dioxide. This is why wood smokes—it releases steam and volatiles first, then the inorganics become ash (potassium carbonate's quite common) and if you keep heating it, it turns to charcoal. If you use something like leaves, the surface area of the remaining carbon is very great.