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Personally I think Murashige and Chiyori are the cutest...

>>10762505
I really wish they wouldn't do the bug eating shit. I feel really bad for them.

Rabu-tan...

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>>10756814
Pretty good. Murashige and Rabutan.

Whose legs are these~

>>10755983
Nah, you just need a proxy/VPN. Doesn't really matter how slow the VPN is, because once you are on the download page you can turn it off and just click download.

>>10755965
Nothing wrong with that dude, I am a regular subscriber.

>>10754888
Why are you so hostile...

>>10753384
How come Murashige and her sisters have brown hair? I was taught in science class that if you have a parent with black hair and a parent with brown hair, your children will have black hair, or something like that.

>>10753306
I'm sure most people find their oshi to be far more attractive than "slightly above average". At least for me it's like that. Also there is more to a girl than just her physical appearance.

>>10753229
I just wanted to sound mean and edgy, sorry.

>>10751456
I translated a VN with somebody?

I suggest you stop watching that shit show, and get your ass back to /a/.

>>10735040
I've got some stuff on preorder, so this is good news.

>>10748955
>I'd argue that there's a huge difference between what you can do at work and what you can do in your own life.
An idol's job is 24/7. And regardless, they are representing the group. Whether you do something on the job or off the job doesn't matter. Look at that guy from Microsoft who recently "resigned" because of some comments he made on his personal twitter account. It happens all over the world all the time.

>when you didn't ditch the group when Sashii
Sasshi's happened years past, when she was a KKS. That to me is more forgiveable because she was still new, didn't keep it up, etc. Minegishi knows better.

>or Oba Mina
Didn't hers also happen in the past? Before she even joined AKB she had a boyfriend, is what I remember reading, and that she broke it off before that. So still quite different than Minegishi.

>>10748932
I don't see how it is any different than a work place not allowing someone to have piercings or funky hair, and then firing people that do. It doesn't even have to be a contract or anything, it can be an unwritten rule. It's simply about keeping an image. I don't see what could possibly be illegal about it.

And regardless, my point was more that she wasn't really punished period. Forget not being fired, the only thing they did was "demote" her to a KKS, which is really nothing more than symbolic. If they had said, hey, no TV appearances for a year, you can't run in the senbatsu, etc take the time to reflect on your actions, then I would be more accepting. But no, they don't really do anything, and it seems like they just treat it like a joke.

>>10748802
Well, the PRC will likely try to convince the US to give something to NK to end their antics, food/money or less sanctions for example. If that happens, then it is all as according to plan for NK. If NK doesn't get anything, then they will simply keep up the antics until they do, which, I'm pretty sure they almost always do. Then when they do get what they want, Kim Jong Un will be seen as a "strong" leader, and will further cement the dictatorship in NK.

Anyone actually thinking NK will seriously attack, or even have the capacity to wage war, is crazy.

>>10748903
>but I am curious about the legality of firing Miichan for dating someone.
They do it all the time. Unless you think everyone that "graduates" does so out of their own free will. It's the same as when people working at huge companies make a PR gaffe and later "resign".

>>10748861
> People and even the smartest always make mistakes
It's only a "mistake", she is only "sorry", because she got caught. Who knows how many years she has been doing this kind of thing and getting away with it, I highly doubt her first time doing it was also coincidentally the time she was caught.
And regardless, I lost interest because of the way they handled it. They didn't properly punish her, even though a newer/less popular member would be fired on the spot if they did it. It sets a bad example for newer members. Maybe after the first gen members leave I will pay attention to AKB again, but until then I am not interested.

>>10747237
It depends. If another girl is being a slut, and forced to graduate, then no big deal. But if it is something like Minegishi where it was obvious what she was doing, and she didn't really get punished then I would be pretty upset. I kind of lost interest in AKB due to her scandal and only follow HKT now. So I hope the same thing does not happen again in the future.

>>10746895
I would cry for you anon.

>>10746410
I would be very sad and stop being an wota.

>>10746410
I would be very said and stop being an wota.