kochiya sanae and tatara kogasa (touhou) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    Hang in There, Kogasa-san 3102

    Also, at every important point, there were these watchman-like guys standing around. Well, since there were all empty houses around, we figured they might be monitoring for suspicious vehicles.

    As we wandered fairly aimlessly, we came back to Highway 6. (^^;)

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    Claverhouse
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    Whatever our nuke-enthusiast American friends say, who consider the Japanese ridiculous crybabies to whine about a little radiation, I would no more drive further into a hot-zone than I would one of their popular remote villages populated by zombies.

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    • FWP
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    Claverhouse said:

    Whatever our nuke-enthusiast American friends say, who consider the Japanese ridiculous crybabies to whine about a little radiation, I would no more drive further into a hot-zone than I would one of their popular remote villages populated by zombies.

    People are complaining about that?

    Ah why am I surprised? Probably the same people who bitch about genetically modified crap yet have a pug because its cute.

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    • MAGNUS-8M
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    Wait, Knight Rider KITT? Really? Is this like when Full House suddenly became popular in Japan a few years back? What's next, Little House on the Prairie...I mean I'm not complaining, just surprised when reallllly old stuff comes back around. Or it could have just been some random KITT fan for all I know.

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    • AmuroNT1
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    MAGNUS-8M said:

    What's next, Little House on the Prairie...

    Are you kidding? Little House has been popular in Japan for ages. Nellie Olson had a major influence on the concept of the "ojou-sama" character, particularly the blond hair and ringlets.

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