/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Not Nazrin ;_;

wots dis? (im 12)

>>3942128
YOU WILL NEVER HAVE A TINY, TINY CLEVER COMMANDER

That's... kinda cute actually.

I am hoping for Nazrin gore.

Superior book for learning English.

well its about time I've found a book that i would be interested in without freaking out any 4-5 year old cousins/nephews/nieces i may have

>>3942110
This is actually going to be introduced to Japanese elementary school in order to help Japanese students learn proper English.

Trying to teach the japanese english?

All that you have done in the past, walfas, has been forgiven.

>Mystia is ____
>(cock)
Is what I saw

>>3942110
I don't see "Instinct" anywhere on the left page. Except the vocabulary, of course.

>>3942182
See title.

Just be glad they aren't teaching japanese children using Rance.

Add -ing: Rance is ____ a women. (rape)
Conjugate: Sill _____ him. (watch)

>>3942168
That's because you're gay.

Uooooooooooo

>Add "ing" to make a noun.
>1. Mystia is ____. (cook)

...But that's a verb...

>add -ing to make noun

>>3942110
If I ever have kids, they will learn english with the aid of touhous.

;_;

>>3942219
Gerunds?

>>3942226
That is still a verb form mister. This just proves how scummy, dumb and smelly Walfas is.

They need a better names. Kids won't dig anything called Minoriko or Yamame.

>>3942190
>Add -ing: Rance is ____ a women. (rape)
Rance is rape-ing a women.

>>3942257
silly anon

you have to remove the 'e' at the end

so its "rance is raping a woman"

>>3942268
No, >>3942190 says he's raping "a women".

Rance is raping a woman
(next page)

s leg

>>3942256
Kids love jthe apanese stuff.

I know! Lets make a cartoon using their desgins! It will be a hit!

>>3942256
Kids need to learn respect. Todays english student books are just plain horrible. Example, gap fill "Roy Roy's gonn' bust a ___ in yo ass." and "CJ you a _____, straight up _____!"

>>3942282
"Roy Roy's gonn' bust a ounce of knowledge in yo ass." and "CJ you a gentleman, straight up class act!"
Did I do it right?

>>3942276
Ah, you noticed my typo. I couldn't decide whether to use a woman, women, a lot of women, a princess, or any number of other things.

The other morning, my baby girl cat crawled up into bed with me and cuddled up. And, that's just fine with me. She's not a bed-hog by any means and always provide nice company. But, sometime during the middle of the night, I woke up to a strange stinging sensation on the top of my head.

Upon further investigation, I found that she was sitting on my pillow and biting me gently on the top of my head. She would lick my head and then bite me. Not really hard, but enough to wake me up. She's done this before. Like sometimes when I am working on the computer, she will sit on the back of my armchair and suddenly bite me on the top of the head, really hard, especially if I've just come out of the shower and my hair is still wet. Once she even smelled of my shoulder (while sitting on the back of my chair) and got so upset that she bit me. It left a really nasty purple mark.

She's not an evil cat. Not really. So, I'm wondering what would inspire her to do something like bite me on the head while I'm sleeping. And why would she suddenly freak out and stop being a nice cat and bite me on the shoulder? Is that a cat domination thing? Why do cats flip out like that?

>>3942309

Cat language. Biting someone without aggression simply means "I'm serious".
As for serious about what, you have to look at the other signs.

>>3942309
Tried changing your shampoo? I'm guessing the cat doesn't find the smell of it all that pleasant.

>>3942313
If a cat is serious that can only mean one thing.