18 turning 19 next week …

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Comment on One Piece Fans “Now Mostly Middle-Aged” by Anonymous:

18 turning 19 next week

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• One Piece Fans “Now Mostly Middle-Aged”:
  

  More like the showa era manga would rule

• One Piece Fans “Now Mostly Middle-Aged”:
  

  I’m also in the 19-29 bracket At first i disliked one piece but alas I was wrong it’s good It’s got some of the old school spirit manga lacks nowadays

• One Piece Fans “Now Mostly Middle-Aged”:
  

  yotsubato. Read it.

• One Piece Fans “Now Mostly Middle-Aged”:
  

  It’s been running so damn long, of course its original fans are middle-aged by now.

• One Piece Fans “Now Mostly Middle-Aged”:
  

  when Dragonball started i was in grade school when it ended,i was cramming all way through college still i can’t find or what the hell is One Piece?!Is it just another gold coin?I’ve spent a fortune of buying Jump for years!

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  Otaku bad blood.. ;P If you pay attention, there are already people from the left answering that they did not like it! These crazy people are not sympathetic even with themselves. The only mascot of these people is a red flag with sickle and hammer .. Or rather,they do not lend as real communists ..

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  One side has pepe the other has sonic this world.. or.. well. at least america has gone off the fuckin deep end … oh now lets all go and say Using their newest hype word “Using Sonic is Cultural appropriation” and so on..

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  Can you trust a translation to be competent when the title consists of a japanese word and a seemingly unrelated, unfinished, vague english sentence?