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[tsukikage]

• 10:45 I was just thinking... There's no real difference between civilians and soldiers during drafts. #
• 11:43 犬はほえるもの。もう分かってくれて。 #
• 11:54 "A state of perfect privacy would be akin to a state of absolute solitude, which is not only undesirable but also (cont) tl.gd/slek0 #
• 12:49 I have learned that, when stapling large amounts of paper, violence IS the answer. #
• 13:06 I will NEVER send my kid to this school. tinyurl.com/y2f4enk (Scroll to the bottom.) #
• 14:40 You know you've been an otaku too long when a relatively realistic depiction of America becomes somehow "exotic". #
• 14:51 Hmm, classroom scene. Good touches: girl in tank top, teacher's desk in classroom at an angle. Windows still on left, teacher lecturing. #
• 21:45 Satisfying my tonkatsu craving. The restaurant's alternating classical music and enka. #
• 21:52 Alright, they have some koto music too. At least that's an intermediary. #
• 23:41 Does anyone know what the Hirai Hisashi (Fafner, Gundam Seed) face scribbles are supposed to *be*? My best guess is dirt, which I doubt... #
• 23:42 @elliewix As in the Angry Inch? #
• 00:43 Seriously?! According to Wiki Überraschungseier are banned in the U.S. because they pose a choking hazard to small children... #
• 00:45 "provision in the 1938 Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, which prohibits embedding 'nonnutritive items' in confections" #
• 00:47 "Mixing the two, especially when the toy is embedded inside the candy as it is with the Surprise Egg... #
• 00:47 ...sends a mixed message about what is and isn't edible, and puts younger children at risk." I don't even know... Mixed messages?! #

Comments

[akibare.livejournal.com]

Hahaha, that school ad.

I'll have to show that to a friend of mine, he rants about the apostrophe to the extent of correcting it on menus in bars (notably Crane Alley, which is a fine enough place but insists on selling "Martini's").