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Meme Emulator posted:People on this site are ridiuclous and think any time the hero and heroine talk to anyone but each other NTR is afoot Yeah, manga commentors all sound like they've experienced some sort of terrible cheating-related trauma or something, because they always completely flip their poo poo any time the main love interest interacts with anyone other than the protagonist. It's actually kinda fascinating in terms of being an online manifestation of real-life insecurity. Reminds me of when I was 15 and got all paranoid about my girlfriend at the time hanging out with her guy friends.
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Can Of Worms posted:It's My ID is Gangnam Beauty. I binged through it last weekend, it was surprisingly compelling! Ah, this is pretty good! Korea seems to be much better at these sorts of romantic dramas, at least on average. edit: hahaha I feel so bad for the love interest guy in this, he's such a dork edit2: lmao that it ends with an extra where secondary love interest falls in love at first sight with the mom of the main love interest Ytlaya fucked around with this message at 06:21 on Nov 19, 2018 |
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I just realized that this thread is a good place to post this deranged Youtube comment I found on a clip from the 12 Kingdoms anime - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GNYV_Tso68 The context of the clip is that this king has been executing huge numbers of people (300,000 per year, which is especially nuts since I'm pretty sure the population of countries in the 12 kingdoms is less than populous Earth countries) for any crime, no matter how minor. People finally rebel and execute the king and his wife (their daughter ends up being exiled and becomes one of the characters that gets followed by the story). The comment in question (quoted below) is basically like "actually the king wasn't so bad and it was wrong to rebel against him." The part near the end where they mention the daughter of the noble who committed crimes is especially funny, because the story is comically transparent about the fact that the crime was completely fabricated by the king's wife as an excuse to kill the daughter, who she was jealous of for being similarly pretty to the princess. Like the scene in question is literally "someone complimenting the other girl's appearance" followed by the king's wife whispering into his ear about a noble accepting bribery. It very funny to me that someone could see that and be like "such a shame that the noble had to accept bribery..." quote:Ah i remember watching this and now that I look back on it more than ever do I disagree with the rebellion. Killing entire families were wrong, but punishing people for theft was wrong why? yes, killing them was no good, but should people be allowed to steal and take what they haven't worked for just because they are starving? Imagine this: Two people. Both need to eat an entire loaf of bread in order to live but there is only one loaf of bread. One of them through hard work manage to buy the bread... but then the other person steals it from them. Should the person that stole it from them be allowed to do so? Yes it is understandable but in the end should be allowed? SO how do you solve it? If the person that bought the bread try to keep it then they would have to fight... now imagine this on the scale of an entire country. This is why there are rules and laws. While a ruler need to take everything into consideration, for the good of the nation and perhaps saving a hundred million people, the ruler might be forced to kill 300 000 people. Genuinely one of the most insane things I've seen - it reads like someone doing an exaggerated imitation of a right-wing "law and order" argument.
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I like the mental image of someone seeing "they" in a comic and getting visibly upset and pacing around in impotent rage, before going to post about it
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kidcoelacanth posted:
I like to imagine that "intimate parts" here is referring to, like, belly buttons or something. The person posting it is 11 years old and just getting over-stimulated by these anime babes
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This method can actually be exploited to achieve omnipotence. The method goes like this: 1. Gradually increase the level of mistakes in text you read. You will learn to infer meaning despite the mistakes 2. Eventually this will lead to you learning to infer information and meaning from a string of random letters - i.e. nothing at all. You have learned to draw information from nothingness and achieved omnipotence.
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Storytelling is about jacking your readers
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