I can live without 8, 9 and 10. …

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Comment on 10 Steps for Making a Hit Anime by Anonymous:

I can live without 8, 9 and 10.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• 10 Steps for Making a Hit Anime:
  

  I’m thinking that for most of the male fanbase, the last three would be the top three.

• 10 Steps for Making a Hit Anime:
  

  @Sylar Yeah, that idiot doesn’t know what Moe means, let alone most North Americans.

• 10 Steps for Making a Hit Anime:
  

  LOL. FBI/NSA throwing that lure out there. Y’see that Artie? You’re on their radar, my limeypedo friend. You’ve arrived, Artie the pretentious Limey Pedo Faggot. I got season tickets to whatever happens next, heheh.

• 10 Steps for Making a Hit Anime:
  

  please iwant children sex foto or movi sar678f@yahoo.com pleas

• 10 Steps for Making a Hit Anime:
  

  don’t get into anime again, you’ll be sorely disappointed.

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