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Japanese bird cooking lolis

>>8476066
Fanboys and casuals

Alright guys, in order for the new drives to come in we have to remove stored information in the database regarding play counts, uploader IPs, most skipped song, etc. Pyonta has thought of other ways to install the drives but this seems to be the more failsafe. We don't think anyone would really mind, especially since we don't have the top 10 anymore (well we do but it's kinda hidden somewhere, cookies to anyone that knows where it is outside of Skype chatroom anons).

This wont be like the last wipe, all the songs will still be in the database. We're just removing the extra information associated with them in the move.

We're sorry if anyone is inconvenienced by this. (Does anyone really care?)

As a rule, I cooked spaghetti, and ate it, by myself. I was convinced that spaghetti was a dish best enjoyed alone. I can't really explain why I felt that way, but there it is.

I always drank tea with my spaghetti and ate a simple lettuce-and-cucumber salad. Id make sure I had plenty of both. I laid everything out neatly on the table and enjoyed a leisurely meal, glancing at the paper as I ate. From Sunday to Saturday, one Spaghetti Day followed another. And each new Sunday started a brand-new Spaghetti Week.

Every time I sat down to a plate of spaghetti (especially on a rainy afternoon) I had the distinct feeling that somebody was about to knock on my door. The person who I imagined was about to visit me was different each time. Sometimes it was a stranger, sometimes someone I knew. Once, it was a girl with slim legs whom I'd dated in high school, and once it was myself, from a few years back, come to pay a visit. Another time, it was William Holden, with Jennifer Jones on his arm.

William Holden?

Not one of these people, however, actually ventured into my apartment. They hovered just outside the door, without knocking, like fragments of memory, and then slipped away.

>>6045033
Any size will do really. I have several spots in my room I want it to fit, and the size can easily determine where it'll fit at.

I can even just have it fit in a 10 x 10 inch frame or something if it's too small.

Thanks for taking the request, Anon. Here's a cute picture in return.

I want to eat you~, Japanese bird.

Japanese Bird Protecting Loli