/jp/ - Otaku Culture

My dad doesn't really care as he spends all day sitting at his computer too.

And I don't hang anything from my wall.

(My mom lives across the entire continent.)

>>10391227
I recommend plastic bottles sewn in half.

>>9655665

/pol/ doesn't end with a /p/

>>9566825
You caught me unaware, that is just not fair.
Oh with an axe and a head, OP should be dead, for ruining such a pure maiden.

I shall make a VN engine in pascal.

Probably not. I'd like to write something one day through.

Recently I've been wanting to write a VN of some kind, with a story that goes nowhere, a high school student with his own maid, apocalypse and mass murder endings, nasu-style sex scenes, no sprites and backgrounds taken with a game boy camera instead of those shitty filtered photos most VNs use.

I also need to program my own vn engine in order to be super special.

>>9069736
How about you take your Acchi Koshit and fuck off back to /a/.

>>9027222
It's like Marisa and Patchy had babby.

>>9013204
I look forward to it.

[spoiler]/jp/er
/jp/sie
/jp/edo

Which term do you use, and why?

Personally I use /jp/er because it's the most neutral. /jp/sie sounds too forced, and /jp/edo really only applies to 3D loli threads.</spoiler>

Does /jp/ have friends?

The anglosphere is attempting to modernize English by making it gender neutral in all aspects.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender_neutrality_in_English

The third person singular pronouns(he, she, it) that indicate gender will most likely be with us for awhile unfortunately but we made progress with job titles and honorifics(e.g. "waiter" is now used for both genders and "waitress" is now obsolete/offensive, Ms. taking the place of both Mrs. and Miss, soon "Mx." replacing these along with "Mr.")

We hope to see Japan follow these progressive changes such as eliminating gender discriminating pronouns such as "atashi" and the sentence final "wa."

>>7143429
>sudo

How do you pronounce "sage"?

>>6720756
>>6720762

It's almost as though he's the real Arsene, being able to distort reality in such a way

Senman 10MIL overlord here.

>>6231542

You are wrong about me being wrong.

Consider the following.

Many long-time /jp/ posters were, earlier in their life, *ahem*, "/b/tards" in the golden era of 2003-2006.

DJ CORNPA

Where does /jp/ get their news from?

... Yes.

>>5695196

My interest is piqued.

I always say I don't have time to get high.

Hell, I use my "too busy/too many things to do" excuse for a lot of things.

It has a very explosive faltering when those "many things to do" are comprised of playing video games and browsing /jp/.