Stop talking, Schrobby. Your idiocy becomes more apparent each time you open …

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Comment on Hatsune Miku Set To Gain English Voice by Anonymous:

Stop talking, Schrobby. Your idiocy becomes more apparent each time you open your big mouth.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Hatsune Miku Set To Gain English Voice:
  

  Now she can sing in censored americunt notes

• Hatsune Miku Set To Gain English Voice:
  

  I was there at the panel when they announced this (New York Anime Festival)! The crowd went into a roar when they went to this slide! Also, I was lucky enough to meet, and talk to briefly, one of the creators of Vocaloid that were guests there :D

• Hatsune Miku Set To Gain English Voice:
  

  I’d rather hit mute and bang her like a taiko drum.

• Hatsune Miku Set To Gain English Voice:
  

  You sure like to mention child raping are u speaking from experience.

• Hatsune Miku Set To Gain English Voice:
  

  And you’re always raping children under the bridge.

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