/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>44906006
sorry anon, this is the fluff department—you're searching for the horny/tragedy department, which should be around here >>44903464 or here >>44905197

>>34742031
well hey i'll take 2hu shitposts over vtuber posts any day.

This is not right. Aya cannot have massive cow udders, that would make her flying dynamics off balance.

>>13284117
I went to school for journalism because my favourite 2hu was Aya but print media is a dead medium now. I wish I could have majored in shitposting instead.

>>12296200
That was supposed to be a "d", there. Sorry about that.

>>12190773
For people capable of speaking German:
"Nach was schmecken Shameimarus Eier?" (= What do Shameimaru's eggs taste like?)
"Aya."
Builds on the idea that Aya and Eier (=eggs) are somewhat homophone.
T-tut mir Leid...

>>12121699
>Aya will never sneak into your home for a scoop
>You will never have an impromptu midnight interview with her while wearing your skivvies

>>11864927

Diligent!

journalism

Aya has no time for romance. She's a career woman.

>>9608058
I bet you don't even have any other images, you just put a number after your images to seem ``cool".

The toest picture in my hoes folder.

>該当作品の公開レベルにより閲覧できません。

I'm getting this message on pixiv. Something about the resolution being too big or something.

What am I to do?

Will I ever be able to download the toho clock to my desktop?

All 4chan is really NSFW for me.

It sounds originally like a good idea, but in fact, all the touhou-porn would be uncontrollable. Even more than now it is

it actually does amuse me to see flanfly at 2:00 every night on the dot

don't know why

>>7998136

It's not that people don't like Yukari, more like people are scared shitless of her. There's a difference, Aya is outright despised.

The only other Aya picture I have.
But it's animated!

>>6766311

Why such doom and gloom?

Pirate a game first, unless you absolutely can't. If you hated it, you would never have spent the money on it. If you don't like it but don't outright hate it, you probably won't finish it, so it's essentially as if you just played a trial? If you loved it, then you should probably attempt to buy it, if for the simple fact of having a hard copy.

It's not about supporting the developers, because most developers will not give a shit about a single customer, or even twenty (usually). For me, it's having the game, or book, or whatever there in my hands, and knowing that I physically own something I really liked.

But, I'd like to add that as an aspiring writer who hopes to have work published one day, it's not about getting money. It's about having people experience and enjoy my work. I don't care if you downloaded a .txt or bought a hardback collector's edition, I just want to know if you thought it was a good read.

Japanese bird tired of working