You must be lost, little boy.

Got mine in the mail from 1999 on Monday. EMS raped me as always, but it was worth it.

The magic of anonymous commenting. Save the handful of mega milk pictures, I thought they were excellent.
I’m just not seeing the bad proportions, and the line weight and coloring are obviously stylistic choices this guy has made.

Zun and Co. Have either just created the largest underground market in Japan or fed their franchise a hand grenade.

I can understand some restrictions, especially considering that Touhou is his creation, but this seems a little bit far fetched.

I don’t see how you can possibly compare the narrative of Wandering Son to that of Twilight. If you’re going to label conflict “forced drama”, then you’d have to apply that label to basically everything, since setting up and presenting conflict is the essence of fiction. Did you skip English class in grade school?

I, for one, would be honored to have my parcels shrouded in such wondrous wrapping. Aside from the obvious appeal, little additions to the packaging make me feel good for some reason; like when they write a note on the invoice.

Yuno’s just getting ready to hit her growth spirt. She’s a growing girl… Unfortunately.

Fuck yeah, Bob Munden.

Kneesocks is clearly the best imouto of the season.

I have a reason to live another season.

Actually it doesn’t. “The universe doesn’t give a toss about life” is a positive claim that the universe is both sentient in some way, and that as far as “the universe” is concerned, there is an objective value to human life, which is nothing. I was arguing for basically the exact opposite.

No one wants to hear you preach nihilist bullshit in the wake of an eight year old hanging herself, especially when it’s not even presented well. The very definition of “value” is relative worth or merit. Regardless, the objective value of human life or lack thereof is a metaphysical issue that has no answer supported [...]