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http://www.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2009/5/7/nation/3850225&sec=nation
This Malaysian news story immediately made me think of Ga-Rei.
I welcome drawn versions/lolispam/2d parallels depicting the story :P
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Posted 6 years ago #
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"When police arrived, the man ran into one of the rooms and locked himself in. Police tried to coax him out but to no avail."
Genius. Pure Genius.
On an unrelated note, I find the Long-Haired Kagura to be REALLY hot.
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the envoy said:
I welcome drawn versions/lolispam/2d parallels depicting the story :P
I hope you don't mind spamming of Ga-Rei.
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the envoy said:
I welcome drawn versions/lolispam/2d parallels depicting the story :P
You shouldn't encourage spamming... Try uploading good pics in the channel instead, and link it here.
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ichiro_ino said:
You shouldn't encourage spamming... Try uploading good pics in the channel instead, and link it here.
Well I got those from the channel. I won't be spamming anymore than that.
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ichiro_ino said:
You shouldn't encourage spamming... Try uploading good pics in the channel instead, and link it here.
Hahaha! You can try to stop the spam, but it's like holding back the tide.
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ichiro_ino said:
You shouldn't encourage spamming... Try uploading good pics in the channel instead, and link it here.
the envoy said:
EDITED
I welcome original drawn versions/lolispam/2d parallels depicting the story/imaginary back-story etc.The word lolispam now comes as naturally to me as konnichiwa and sayonara
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the envoy said:
The word lolispam now comes as naturally to me as konnichiwa and sayonara
Those are two of the harder Japanese words, I think....
What happened to a simple Gokigenyo?
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Archer112 said:
Those are two of the harder Japanese words, I think....
What happened to a simple Gokigenyo?
:'(I always thought Ohayo(is that how you would spell it?) was a very simple word.
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motaku96 said:
I always thought Ohayo(is that how you would spell it?) was a very simple word.
Not practical if your out at 8pm though.
The pronounciation is also inversly proportional to how many drinks you have, while gokigenyo is harder to slur.
It's also a little like "salut" in that means hello and goodbye, rather than just being a greating in the morning. =)Yo' also surfices too....
I read the article and comment on that when I get home tonight.
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LOL, wth is wrong with people these days? Hollywood needs to wake up and pick up these stories for their next big blockbusters.... XD
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Archer112 said:
Those are two of the harder Japanese words, I think....
What happened to a simple Gokigenyo?
:'(Isn't gokigenyo primarily used by girls?
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the envoy said:
Isn't gokigenyo primarily used by girls?
Certainly it is feminine....
But its also part of Osakaben, so it's ok.It's not unusual for men to use it too though, it only really gets it's feminie appearence by the fact that it's often used in girls schools, Marimite for example.
n an unrelated matter, police fished out a body said to be that of a man reported missing in Butterworth three days ago.
The body, which was fully clothed, was found floating near Permatang Damar Laut by a fisherman at about 12.15pm yesterday.
Balik Pulau OCPD Supt Mohd Hatta Mohd Zain said initial investigations revealed that the victim had probably drowned as there was no visible injury to the body.
...Why not just start a new article?
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Archer112 said:
n an unrelated matter, police fished out a body said to be that of a man reported missing in Butterworth three days ago.
The body, which was fully clothed, was found floating near Permatang Damar Laut by a fisherman at about 12.15pm yesterday.
Balik Pulau OCPD Supt Mohd Hatta Mohd Zain said initial investigations revealed that the victim had probably drowned as there was no visible injury to the body.
...Why not just start a new article?
I know, I thought that was weird.
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Archer112 said:
Certainly it is feminine....
But its also part of Osakaben, so it's ok.It's not unusual for men to use it too though, it only really gets it's feminie appearence by the fact that it's often used in girls schools, Marimite for example.
n an unrelated matter, police fished out a body said to be that of a man reported missing in Butterworth three days ago.
The body, which was fully clothed, was found floating near Permatang Damar Laut by a fisherman at about 12.15pm yesterday.
Balik Pulau OCPD Supt Mohd Hatta Mohd Zain said initial investigations revealed that the victim had probably drowned as there was no visible injury to the body.
...Why not just start a new article?
The Star tends to do this. They append summaries of unrelated articles of the same genre (crime in this case) taken from other newspapers (of other languages).
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the envoy said:
The Star tends to do this. They append summaries of unrelated articles of the same genre (crime in this case) taken from other newspapers (of other languages).
So that you are a captive audience even if you didn't intend to read an article of that type?
That's either brilliant or very stupid.
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Kip said:
So that you are a captive audience even if you didn't intend to read an article of that type?
That's either brilliant or very stupid.
Thus, you understand the British press.
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Archer112 said:
Thus, you understand the British press.
so are they brilliant or stupid??
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DHYohko said:
so are they brilliant or stupid??
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2419624.ece
BEHOLD! National newspaper!
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Archer112 said:
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2419624.eceAn asian could fit there more comfortably...
Specially the Japanese who likes to sit kneeling.
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