A sausage roaster invented in Germany, anyone can roast perfectly. yahoo!News
The question is will people wait like the Germans.
>I especially love the Netherlands so much I feel like hyperventilating…
So, I kindly ask of you, Is Netherlands hair set with hair wax or is it automatically like that??
I’m very interested in what happens to his bangs if his hair becomes wet. If you happen to have a spare moment I hope you can draw it….
He sets his hair so it’s like that.
If he doesn’t set it, he has kinky(frizzy) hair.
>Sensei likes SNK games right?
Do you play KOF?
I’d be happy if you could tell me your favourite team or edit team （*＾∇＾*）
Joe Higashi, Goro-chan(Goro Daimon), Kusanagi Kyo is my team.
I like to add Joe Higashi whenever I can.
So when he’s not there I feel like crying.
I can’t use them well, but I like the handsome Robert-san(Robert Garcia) and Andy-san(Andy Bogard).
I want to be able to do a straight down Chou Reppo Dan.
>Why was Shinaty-chan confiscated?
Because the original body was an obscene object.
>[Request] Old men! Old men!
Old men! Old men!
>If everyone other than Italy was a girl he might have been happy…
No…! This is just the opening act of terror!!
>You had kusoge2 up on chikurin(blog) So I downloaded it but, if I’m
not mistaken it seem like it’s ver1….（・ω・;）
I’ve wrote it several times before, but I seem to have confused people.
Version 2 has a second round added, it’s a minor change version.
3 will have multiple choices from the first time around and ??? will be added.
Just wondering if fem!England might be an Alice?
Like Alice in Wonderland, it seems Britishy and I like it…
Oooh, cute.
My friend is a Liz, and maybe Liz is a good choice too.
I was reading the mails I received, and a lot of people seemed to have misunderstood me.
To correct things, the gender bend version of names is just a list that was sent to me.
So please call the gender bended versions whatever names you please
I have questionable naming sense so if I named them myself.
Fem!Japan would for sure end up with a name like Ponko or Mameko.
>Oh, you mentioned Thailand saying “A rai na(อะไร นะ)” a lot, but I
have another.
“Mai bpen rai(ไม่เป็นไร)” which means “It’s no big deal.”
People in Thailand really use this a lot If Thailand uses it I think he’ll be even more like a native Thai (´▽｀)
Thank you for the Thai information! I’d definitely like to use mai bpen
rai. In NY there’s a Thai Buddhist temple and when they have a festival
there, they call people from various countries to enjoy the festival. I
like that friendliness of the Thais.
I really would like to go to Thailand one day. A Thai told me its
“chaos” so it really must be chaotic.
>I’m currently studying in Scotland for a year! It’s not an
interesting bit of information, but the men over here really do wear
kilts often lol
Thank you all for the Scotland information. Which reminds me that the
number one dilemma that kilt wearers face is foreigners trying to flip
their kilts.
If they’re wearing a kilt and walking around town tourists just casually
go trying to flip their kilts so it’s a hassle for the person wearing it.
But wearing traditional clothing on a daily basis is a good thing.
Translation: anon, spaghettifelice
LJ | Original
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