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Comment on Ano Natsu de Matteru: A Joint Review by Monsieur LaMoe

Monsieur LaMoe — Thu, 17 May 2012 06:40:17 +0000

I’ve been to Nagano only once, and yes, it was like this scene, very idyllic countryside. Yes, Lake Kizaki was also featured in Tora-san series, 29th film, Ajisai romance. By the way, Ajisai is the plant that Rea from Sankarea eats, poisonous leaves. Oh yes. 17 years old cult members were there. Yukarin, and at last, it finished with Kikuko’s narration! I like Ichika wearing a catholic veil.

Yes, I also liked Onegai Teacher. Young Teacher, the subject of school boy’s fantasy. Now, it’s senpai. For Onegai teacher, I loved the center characters, but for AnoNatsu, I love the side characters better than the main protagonists. Kanna, Tesurou, Mio. I think these characters were more appealing to me. Tetsuro is too nice, yes, he surely is a feminist gentleman! Yes, Sakamichi is very cool. AnoNatsu was about filmmaking, but Sakamich is about jazz. And in Nagasaki, the well known catholic city in Japan! I really want to visit Nagasaki!

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Ano Natsu de Matteru: A Joint Review | Anime Diet — Tue, 15 May 2012 04:05:59 +0000

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Comment on My dearest Ri-chan by ThePaper

ThePaper — Sat, 12 May 2012 17:20:44 +0000

Heh. I don’t speak French. The “poems” are lyrics.

Comment on My dearest Ri-chan by Monsieur LaMoe

Monsieur LaMoe — Sat, 12 May 2012 17:01:42 +0000

I didn’t know you spoke French. How romantic… Like “Michelle” from the Beatles. Ultimate jisaku-poemu. And so many different varieties of love songs to choose from!

Yes, Ricchan is so cute, a Christian girl, and her freckles are exuding her otomeness! Like Ann of Green Gables! Besides twin tail, flattened chest, zettai ryouiki, and all that, a new genre of moe, sobakasu-moe (freckle moe)!

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Fri, 11 May 2012 22:30:05 +0000

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Comment on 処女廚 (Shojochuu): why an otaku is virgin-maniac. by Monsieur LaMoe

Monsieur LaMoe — Fri, 11 May 2012 22:26:45 +0000

@Aniplogs

LOL. That’s a great otaku’s checklist. Thank you for that!

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The Usagi Drop Exam « Organization Anti-Social Geniuses — Fri, 11 May 2012 22:23:41 +0000

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Comment on 処女廚 (Shojochuu): why an otaku is virgin-maniac. by Aniplogs

Aniplogs — Thu, 10 May 2012 15:08:12 +0000

How to Know if a Guy is an Otaku.

1. Talks about Anime/Manga all the time
2. Represents things, events to something that is related to anime
3. His Wallpaper is obviously an Anime/Seiyuu
4. Has an Oppai Mousepad
5. Virgin-Maniac -> priceless

Great Post!

Comment on 処女廚 (Shojochuu): why an otaku is virgin-maniac. by Monsieur LaMoe

Monsieur LaMoe — Wed, 09 May 2012 03:14:54 +0000

@michiboi

LOL! A weird fan of eroge! I totally hear you! Yes, FRESH! Nothing is better than fresh. These adult women, well not only women, but adults in general are cynical, that cynicism has been built too thick to remove through long years of capitalist experience, like tartars left in the gum for a long time. That’s what defilement is. All we want is freshness, which is otomeness!

Thanks for stopping by!

Comment on Spit Take: Why Mysterious Girlfriend X’s shock value works by Monsieur LaMoe

Monsieur LaMoe — Wed, 09 May 2012 03:00:02 +0000

Yes, the ancient Japanese also saw saliva as life. Amaterasu spat with sword debris, and that became the Munakata three sisters. Also, Izanami’s vaginal blood became Kagutsuchi the fire god, also known as the god of Akiba (Akiha). So Akiha, a brother complex girl, from Tsukihime uses fire.

I would say that style is more Showa than the 90s. That’s how we Japanophones describe colloquially when something is anachronistic. Yes, this fetish on TV is something new, though saliva fetishism has been around from the ancient. “Why don’t you taste my saliva?” Sure! I love to! But all I taste is just LCD.

Comment on 処女廚 (Shojochuu): why an otaku is virgin-maniac. by michiboi

michiboi — Tue, 08 May 2012 19:20:23 +0000

hmmmmm…..that sounds interesting well the only thing that hit my mind is that …. well i think everyone knows that already that VIRGIN equals like being FRESH or like you know what i mean and i mean that they dont have experience on it or whatsoever even they know it…hohoho thats just for me >XD
“nooow im really starting to feel like im a weird fan of ero-ge”

Comment on 処女廚 (Shojochuu): why an otaku is virgin-maniac. by Monsieur LaMoe

Monsieur LaMoe — Tue, 08 May 2012 17:32:14 +0000

@kluxorious

Thanks for dropping by. I see your perspective. Well, I also like a virgin acting “slutty,” but later revealed accidentally that she is actually a virgin, and we otakus go “buhiiii!!!!” So either way is moe.