Sarcasm?? …

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Comment on Otaku Marries Nintendo DS “Nene is My Wife!” by Anonymous:

sarcasm??

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• Otaku Marries Nintendo DS “Nene is My Wife!”:
  

  How can you wish a video game, happiness?

• Otaku Marries Nintendo DS “Nene is My Wife!”:
  

  Wonder what would happen to him if his gamecart would be damaged ?

• Otaku Marries Nintendo DS “Nene is My Wife!”:
  

  AHAHAHA who cares what he does though, if it makes him happy then by all means go for it. Even if he had choosen a girl that I myself am infatuated with, who really cares. He obviously wants people to know and react to it though.

• Otaku Marries Nintendo DS “Nene is My Wife!”:
  

  I guess “change” is the big word. Just like what Obama has done. When Galileo said the Sun is the center of the universe, he was regarded as a failure in life, spent the rest of his life ostracized, hated for centuries. Then… I am glad someone has taken a first step towards change, especially against all that feminazi evil intentions going on in the world. I am sure one day his sculpture will be made in every university campuses. Western culture including concept of reasoning is deeply …

• Otaku Marries Nintendo DS “Nene is My Wife!”:
  

  ¯ 3 ¯

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