Not entirely sure how to translate the commentary - could either be "love you" (koishicha) or a misspelling of "Koishi-chan".
It's not super common, but I do come across some commentaries that just decide to omit the ん from ちゃん. I'm not sure if it's some trend or slang, but I've been seeing it for a while. These two examples are both from the same artist, but see post #6982095 and post #6982099. In a similar vein, I sometimes see "sensei" abbreviated to "sen."
While hindsight is 20/20 and Suletta really didn't understand the absurdity of her reaction to the event, it's still a good idea to try and instill some basic human emotion into the new generation, just to be on the safe side you know.
While hindsight is 20/20 and Suletta really didn't understand the absurdity of her reaction to the event, it's still a good idea to try and instill some basic human emotion into the new generation, just to be on the safe side you know.
Just you know probably not have the one who lacks it to certain concerning degree be the one to provide the lecture for it.
No, just smash the bastard like a bug, but when you come out of your mobile suit, don't just grin like a idiot who's just spent last 30 minutes inisde her big sister.
Something like this actually happened in a Darkhorse comic once. They weren't Predators, but giant alien hunters with a variety of skills and kit went after Godzilla...with predictable results.
My question is how many time they (original uploader) put in add random tags?
I just put some random letter and then choose something random. Then the "related:"random word" appeals and i click on everything on it, then "related:random word" appeals again and I click everything in it and so on.
