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No.1 Stickied  [Reply]  >>2, >>104, >>107, >>110, >>115, >>118, >>119
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¨ No.585
>>579
Hallo!

>>581
>can a new friend use this place to blog about his schizo ramblings ?
Probably It depends on what your schizo ramblings would turn out to be like, I guess?

¨ No.619  >>634
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Would it be possible to have floating box replies?
Pic related
¨ No.634  >>649
>>619
Thank you for the bottom right option!

¨ No.649
>>634
It's a relief to know it works..

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No.15  [Reply]  >>114, >>235, >>236, >>534
What happens in your country
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¨ No.659  >>664
>>656
>Yeah, I was young
Lol!
>There are some cable channels focusing on dubbed foreign cartoons, like the Japanese version of Cartoon Network for example.
I see! I always liked watching things on DVD and then on my computer. I thought the selection on TV sucked.
>But Western cartoons are not dominantly popular here and I hardly see people talk about them irl.
Is this implying that people talk about Anime irl? I'm pretty sure Pingu is very popular in Japan.
>I liked a French cartoon called Oggy and the Cockroaches as a kid.
I know this! My dad called the show stupid.
>I don't remember why I liked it more than the other cartoons but it's a cartoon without speech so probably it was easy for me to understand it as a child?
I always thought the lack of talking was weird, but grown up I think no speech is something that'd be nice to have more of today.
>I learned only as an adult that it was from France.
A lot of cartoons are from France! A couple off the top of my head are Inspector Gadget, Asterix and the TinTin animated series. I loved the Tin Tin series because I could watch an episode and then read the books! A fact I learned about it recently was that the japanese voice actor of Tin Tin is the same one that did Trunks from DBZ.
>Sounds like a beautiful place!
It was very nice, the church was also very nice looking.
>Was the communion fun?
Yes. I was sick a couple hours after it tho I think I ate too much.
¨ No.664  >>666
>>659
>I always liked watching things on DVD and then on my computer.
So you had many DVDs at home?

>Is this implying that people talk about Anime irl?
>I'm pretty sure Pingu is very popular in Japan.
Yes! Pingu is popular here and so are many famous characters like Snoopy or Thomas and Friends.
I just suspected that many people only liked the characters and bought the merchandises as adults but were not really into the tv cartoons themselves.
But I don't know, they might've just been so shy that they didn't wanna be overjoyed in public to talk about kids cartoons.
There may be a bunch of secret fans near me.

Even though these days people here don't hesitate to be anime otakus irl and talk passionately about anime, spotting otakus of Western cartoons is still difficult to me.

>I know this! My dad called the show stupid.
Your dad is correct! lol

>I always thought the lack of talking was weird, but grown up I think no speech is something that'd be nice to have more of today.
It's wonderful that cartoons without dialogue can break language barriers.
When I was searching for an Oggy video to post here, I happened to find a Pink Panther channel. I've never watched it before but I was able to enjoy it.
I'm really happy that Pui Pui Molcar rejuvenated the genre!
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¨ No.666  >>667
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>>664
>So you had many DVDs at home?
No. My Dad made me sell or give away a lot of them throughout the years.
>I just suspected that many people only liked the characters and bought the merchandises as adults but were not really into the tv cartoons themselves.
I think they buy it because of nostalgia
>they might've just been so shy that they didn't wanna be overjoyed in public to talk about kids cartoons.
I'd be shy too. Not many people like cartoons not even kids because all the new ones are CRAP.
>Even though these days people here don't hesitate to be anime otakus irl and talk passionately about anime.
Really? I thought it'd be the opposite.
>spotting otakus of Western cartoons is still difficult to me.
I wonder if they act in a similar way to western fans of anime.
>This is my first time in my life to watch Tintin and yes, he had Trunks' voice.
That's very nice. Was the name changed? I heard that TinTin's name got changed to TanTan.
Whenever I think about TinTin I always think about the song by Jeroen Tel called TinTin on the moon, ill embed it.
>Are you alright now?
Yup
¨ No.667
>>666
I got the GET, but where the hell is post 665??

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No.183  [Reply]  >>501
I learned MSM stands for the mainstream media
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¨ No.637  >>638
>>622
I would be curious too.
At least in the development space I see moe profile pictures from Chinese developers.
Though I guess it's the same distribution as any other country.

https://emacs-china.org/
There are few anime profile pictures here, for example.
Not that dominant though
¨ No.638  >>645
>>637
>emacs-china
Interesting site. Do you often see sites for Chinese developers like this?
¨ No.645  >>650
>>638
Not that often, though I come across Chinese developers on GitHub often.
https://github.com/programthink
https://program-think.blogspot.com/
https://github.com/996icu/996.ICU
¨ No.650
>>645
Interesting. Thank you for sharing!

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No.537  [Reply]
I think existing threads are enough to blogpost in but I make this thread just in case
¨ No.597  >>601
I discovered that I can never initiate conversation or contact; but if something compelling enough comes up to me then I may reach out, though to what end who's to say.
Avoiding people by default makes life easier... less opportunity to burden yourself or others
¨ No.601  >>615
>>597
Wasn't US a place where people make small talk with strangers?
Avoiding all strangers sounds tough.
I also often avoid talkative people irl though.

¨ No.615
>>601
You have a point on it being tough.
This self-imposed isolation isn't doing too well, because I think a lot of what makes life interesting is synthesizing your interactions and experiences from others.
May as well embrace the downsides, but tread wisely.

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No.11  [Reply]  >>298
Post your waifus
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¨ No.300  >>553
>>298
I know nothing about Chobits.
What made you like Chii?

¨ No.553  >>554, >>565
>>300
Because she's innocent (naively so), kind, patient, and also the world's greatest robowaifu in her universe. She's the inspiration for our IB in fact.
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>>553
Big if true!
¨ No.565
>>553
I thought Chobits is obscure anime just because I've never heard of it before but I learned Chii nendoroids are going to be released this summer.

https://www.goodsmile.info/en/product/13806/Nendoroid+Chi.html

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No.41  [Reply]  >>54, >>413, >>430, >>431
How are you today
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¨ No.520  >>521
I am doing great. ;)
¨ No.521
>>520
Nice!
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I saw many cherry blossoms. I feel awesome

¨ No.545
Cherry blossoms are almost gone. I'm sad


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No.305  [Reply]
Share anything you enjoyed recently, such as anime, games, movies, comics, any hobbies, leisure activities or just doing nothing.

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¨ No.518  >>519
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>>517
Off course!
¨ No.519
>>518
Whoops 。(*^▽^*)ゞ
¨ No.594
I should mention on this thread too that I'm into Lisa The Painful now
¨ No.665
I watched some episodes of The Adventures of Tintin

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No.503  [Reply]  >>504, >>515
Do you like Cure Sword

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>>503
Cute picture!
¨ No.515
>>503
Her design is charming

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No.169  [Reply]  >>172
>find a cool fanfic
>the writer is a jojofag and constantly shoehorns references to his dumb gay ghost anime
¨ No.172
>>169
I know the feeling.
JoJo references are everywhere and people keep saying “Is this a JoJo reference?” everywhere.
I didn’t expect JoJo to become this popular overseas.
Despite never having watched it, I feel like I’ve had enough of it.
¨ No.497  >>498, >>507
The trick is to never watch or read Jojo so that you don't know wtf he is talking about
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>>497
Congrats!
¨ No.507
>>497
You are right.
Once I consume it, I’d have to be exposed to even more Jojo references I could’ve just overlooked without noticing


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No.432  [Reply]  >>433, >>443
>Women when WataMote was first released: "Reeeeeeeeeeeee! This manga is offensive! Female otaku don't look and behave like this!"
>Women about Watamote now: "Wow! She is literally me!"
¨ No.433
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>>432
Holy based!
¨ No.443
>>432
Is WataMote popular in Greece?

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