The funny thing is… Moe isn’t a genre. …

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

The funny thing is… Moe isn’t a genre.

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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  11:47 Scared yet? Probably feeling a little paranoid by now. Am I behind you? Beside you? Hell, your fucking head is like a beacon. I can do some really nasty shit to you right now. What’s your move, bitch?

• KIA: Cops Chase Drunken US Sailor Off Building:
  

  Where you at? Don’t be scared my boys are long gone they know this is my shit. Ain’t nobody gonna interfere. Get your ass down here and I will fuck your little ass one on one, man to kid. Bitch you gonna learn what the fuck happens when you mouth off. Or be a pussy and run off. Sun’s already goin down boy.

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  >grouping cannon fodder army IQ with the rest of the armed forces fucking pleb

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  “because there are many newer games that try to follow its recipe of success” That doesn’t change the fact that it would still be seen as cliche by today’s standards. The success of one game will not save the company.

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  09:26 Actually the us military has always resided within foreign countries to protect our VESTED INTERESTS, by assuring American funded companies are provided protection in the event of an invading force. And a lot of that early vested interest came in the form of cheap manufacturing. I know it may be hard for you children to imagine, but at one point Japan was America’s Chinese labor force. Anyway, if you really wanted to blame anyone for America’s military presence abroad, I’d say Cuba is to …