/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>44414111
Yeah, well. I've got an exam today. Classes don't even start until Monday but I did a course online in less than a week and now need to take an exam

>>43620170
>for an 1 year
"An" is only used if the word starts with a wovel sound. "One" may be written with an o at the start, but it's said "wan", therefore a one instead of an one.

Anon it's past noon, time to read the first volume of William T. Vollmann's Rising Up and Rising Down: Moral Calculus

Anon, it's time to read John Barth!

Anon, it's time to learn mathematical analysis!

>the Japanese believe rabbits pound mochi on the Moon
>the Herero believe that death came to the world when a rabbit delivered a wrong message from the Moon to the Earth
It seems evident to me that rabbits live on the Moon and to deny this is insanity.

>>40874118
That's good stuff yeah

>Anon, it's 7:30! Time to read another chapter of Anatomy of Melancholy!

>Anon will you read Arno Schmidt's Bottom's Dream with me?
How do you respond?

>>39236861
>Why, it is the 5th of May...
>WRONG! Today is Idiot Day, when all the idiots crawls out from their holes to challenge me!

Pundit is a Sanskrit term originally.

>>38163995
>there are carnivorous monsters girls, therefore (consensual) cannibalism would be acceptable among them
What the fuck am I reading?
>>she doesn't want to become a Zomb-Holst or similar undead
Threadcanon acts like becoming undead is something inevitable, but no, it's either done intentionally or result of regrets in the monster's life. If the Holst in your scenario led a fulfilling life with her husband, she'll be okay going to meet him on the other side and letting her offspring be her mark on the world.

>>37810464
Because you haven't studied cladestics.

>>37379859
>>37379923
Are you having problems with reading comprehension, anon? Maybe you should take a little rest for now.

Why is she staring blankly like that while looking up?

>>37270625
>make it sound even less than a reptile
Still sounds iffy to me. The "-oid" part of android means one that bears resemblance to something, in this case a man. That means that etymologically reptiloid is one that bears resemblance to a reptile, so they're saying human men are like them. Dragons are supposed to be smarter than this.

What did you write on your essay that has miss haku giving you this look?

>>37035344
>that guy who drew a hellhound and yesterday someone was drawing a bogie
Not sure who those are, the latter is probably the Wurmdrawfag. Latenight also posted some stuff the other day.

>>36973169