None of them apply to me what am i doing here? …

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Comment on Top 25 Signs You Are Definitely An Otaku by Anonymous:

none of them apply to me
what am i doing here?

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• Top 25 Signs You Are Definitely An Otaku:
  

  Actually, otaku happens to mean geek in Japanese.

• Top 25 Signs You Are Definitely An Otaku:
  

  1. Not only. But from approx 27GB of music on my PC at least 3/4 is anime OST, and part of other is JPop/JRock. 2. Whoa? Wrong! Maya… 3. It`s good after all but what they mean “can`t stop”? I “hate” dub after all (“hate” – means – I know some of other like it but there`s nothing to do, but I dislike it), but i didn`t get a thing – what they mean? 4. Not know what`s that (probably my bad engrish) 5. 1/3 of mind resources. No more – no less. That enough. 6. No one. They all in my head. 7. …

• Top 25 Signs You Are Definitely An Otaku:
  

  YES! I’M NORmAL!

• Top 25 Signs You Are Definitely An Otaku:
  

  4 ^^ And indeed it is mike

• Top 25 Signs You Are Definitely An Otaku:
  

  They forgot the real number one true otaku sign: Celebrating the “Birthday” of anime characters! Anyone who is not as irrational enough as to do that is just an anime fan in my books

Recent comments by Anonymous:

• Japan NEETer Than Ever:
  

  The issue is our culture in the US. We bitch about outsourcing yet allow companies to do this to protect their extreme profits. Trickle-down works on paper, but it was never enforced; it was all volunteer. No one volunteered. And you’re asking greedy companies to pay well… good luck with that in American Capitalism (which has spread like a disease). Next is the cost of bills etc. I never understood why our electricity bill is so high and why in my area no company has invested in solar. Pass …

• Japan NEETer Than Ever:
  

  Granted, our social safety net is pretty thin. This reminds me of how my stepdad wants me to get a job in Southern California with little work experience during my summer break. I refuse to flip burgers and be treated like shit.

• Japan NEETer Than Ever:
  

  Many companies can afford demands most other western countries have written into law, it just cuts into their profits too much for them to like.

• Japan NEETer Than Ever:
  

  More like unions are killing job opportunities here in the US. My dad actually once worked in a factory, and when the union came in, it killed it. People who own factories here in the US can’t afford the ridiculous high labor costs unions force them to pay their work force. You can only make so much money from a product afteral. So guess what? They move those factories overseas where labor is cheaper.

• Japan NEETer Than Ever:
  

  Emotionally healthy people shouldn’t give a fuck about perceived moral implications of joblessness. People who use NEET as a curse-word have far greater issues in their personal lives than the social status of strangers.