/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>39320362
Japanese is a very melodical language
Especially the mode of speech where they do not drop the -u as the ending, which singers do make use of.
>>39323924
No, English is just german but simplified.

Cirno is applying for gen 6! Wish her luck!

>>17467943
Yo, listen up, here's a story
about a little girl who lived in a blue world...

>>17342706
Are you bullying me?

Is going out (theaters, zoos, museums, restaurants, etc) a norm thing?
Is going to college a norm thing?
Is having sex a norm thing?
Is having a good job/career a norm thing?
Is being rich a norm thing?
Is traveling (includes traveling to Japan) a norm thing?
Is owning lots of clothes a norm thing?
Is owning a phone, tablet and/or laptop a norm thing?
Is driving a car a norm thing?
I am genuinely interested to hear the answer to each of these questions, please do tell me what you think for every item, and bonus points if why.
A final question would be: what is it about simply enjoying life that is so, so wrong that is unacceptable to /jp/?
Somehow it seems /jp/ with W suddenly became more hardcore, please guide me through this.

This is something I've noticed since like the first time I ever played Touhou and it's always confused me. Why does it seem like Cirno's first nonspell in EoSD has more bullets if you're doing really well, and less bullets if you've died or bombed up to that point? Is it related to the game's "rank" system that doesn't appear in later games or is it something else?

Call me when \BOKUSATSU/ comes back from the dead.

>>13125346
>"between two or three to four or three"
Yeah I agree that makes no sense. Sorry.