/jp/ - Otaku Culture

What? Yuuka, I'm not even in your class.

>>5163890
Since such, therefore, are the advantages of water-carriage,
it is natural that the first improvements of art and industry
should be made where this conveniency opens the whole world for a
market to the produce of every sort of labour, and that they
should always be much later in extending themselves into the
inland parts of the country. The inland parts of the country can
for a long time have no other market for the greater part of
their goods, but the country which lies round about them, and
separates them from the sea-coast, and the great navigable
rivers. The extent of their market, therefore, must for a long
time be in proportion to the riches and populousness of that
country, and consequently their improvement must always be
posterior to the improvement of that country. In our North
American colonies the plantations have constantly followed either
the sea-coast or the banks of the navigable rivers, and have
scarce anywhere extended themselves to any considerable distance
from both.

>>545621
Had I named my Keine pictures like I did my Yukaris, I'd be able to evenly provide both.

Remember when /jp/ was good?

I have a thing for Sensei's.

I'd her history lessons

She would teach me how to make women feel good with my penis.