German tanks with crosses rusting in Kursk region...wait that has happened before!
Can't blame them. Those NK soldiers with high end STEALTH technology, that makes them invisible, and Predator like devices to self destruct. That's more than the stuff the 3rd Reich had to deal with.
I always liked that even though Rudy initially tried to bully Oguri too, she never agreed with the more physical pranks the other two did, not that she did anything to stop them :sweat_smile:
Is there a tag for reversed dialogue and thoughts? I can't find it, but it seems to be a recurring gag in a lot of japanese fanart.
Edit: found it, but it's terrible. Added to this one.
Double Edit: No, actually, the tag I've added now doesn't feel correct, it looks like the tag mixed_up_thought_and_speech_bubbles_(meme) refers to a specific meme template, not the general gag format. which is just great.
I'm gonna go through the Freudian_Slip tag and see if it's worth making a seperate tag for this. Will probably call it 'Freudian Switch'.
There's a phrase for this called "saying the quiet part loud" but that's too wordy for a tag.
Ehhhh, i mean, on it's own that's just a freudian slip in spoken form - and currently, the freudian slip tag is used for that exclusively anyways. The freudian switch tag (which I've now made) is more meant for the variation where the gag is the mental and spoken lines got completely switched, like in this one.
Though, that might make sense as an alias? I could see that being helpful.
As someone who is half-Turkmen (I don't live in Turkmenistan), I'm clearly surprised to see Niyazov drawn as a cute maid. Never thought he would be remembered in Japan. And it's hilarious to see how he's portrayed as an adorable girl unlike the most dictators in this collection. I think there should have been included other details in the art: his famous book Ruhnama, isolation, Owadan-depe prison, gas pipe (Turkmenistan has large gas reserves), indigenization, and excessive love for his deceased parents (monuments, renaming of objects, coins with their image, etc). Yet the art is still cute and good :D For me, he's very intriguing and interesting dictator, though i cannot say either he was good or bad. Yes, he made water, gas, bread and salt free, and also maintained stability in his country, but he was also obsessed with own personality cult, which looked very absurd. And let's not forget that he ruled Turkmenistan in the 1990s after the collapse of the USSR, when there was a crisis in the post-Soviet countries. I wish there were arts of other Central Asian dictators like Nursultan Nazarbayev (ruled Kazakhstan for almost 30 years old, made own personality cult and committed massacre against protesters in 2011), Islam Karimov (he was like Nazarbayev and even committed massacre in 2005 against protestors as well, forced children to work at cotton fields), and Emomali Rakhmon (stopped civil war in Tajikistan, built own personality cult and fights Wahhabism). Sorry for necroposting, long comment and my bad English :ReinSmile:
