TET: Everybody got something to hide except me & my monkey

[Seitonjin]

Well duh.

Makes one the whole lot more weeaboo like.

Oh Jesus, really? Yeah, I'll stop. Looking like a weeaboo is not my intention, like at all.

Well at least you aren't using such honorifics in a gratuitous manner. Nor are you making full sentences in romaji. Like, that's clear cut case of weeabooism.

I don't take it lightly having learned this from past experience.

Sorry for coming of as rude though, if that was the implication recieved.

[Stern des Meeres]

Everywhere I look, I see old people.

*stands directly in your field of vision*
That should fix it.

[Stern des Meeres]

Jesus H
All over a cat hoodie.

Well, my parcel's ok. But since a lot of counterfeiting happens in Asia, especially China and Hong Kong, and there's also the Internet companies that sell and mail cannabis seeds through USPS... I guess they're paranoid.

I guess so.

[Glee-ville]

Everywhere I look, I see old people.

*stands directly in your field of vision*
That should fix it.

*stands right next to Stern* Yup I think that will do.

[Seitonjin]

How so?

I'm pretty low-maintenance.

I don't get it.

[The Holy Therns]

Everywhere I look, I see old people.

*Terrified whisper* I see old people...

[Lianhua (Ancient)]

Everywhere I look, I see old people.

*hides driver's license*
*hides office ID Card*
*hides health insurance card*

I'm not old!

[Katyuscha]

Everywhere I look, I see old people.

weird......

Not if you're from Libertyville.

Everywhere I look, I see old people.

*stands directly in your field of vision*
That should fix it.

Now, you just need to follow me, for the rest of the day

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Well, my parcel's ok. But since a lot of counterfeiting happens in Asia, especially China and Hong Kong, and there's also the Internet companies that sell and mail cannabis seeds through USPS... I guess they're paranoid.

I guess so.

If you order something and you have the misfortune of it being a fake, the parcel will be destroyed, you'll get a letter and you could be liable for investigation and for customs costs.

[Katyuscha]

Everywhere I look, I see old people.

*Terrified whisper* I see old people...

And it ain't too pleasing.

Everywhere I look, I see old people.

*hides driver's license*
*hides office ID Card*
*hides health insurance card*

I'm not old!

I believe you.

[The Truth and Light]

Oh Jesus, really? Yeah, I'll stop. Looking like a weeaboo is not my intention, like at all.

Well at least you aren't using such honorifics in a gratuitous manner. Nor are you making full sentences in romaji. Like, that's clear cut case of weeabooism.

I don't take it lightly having learned this from past experience.

Sorry for coming of as rude though, if that was the implication recieved.

Yeah, like, I only said "Hamasaki-sensei" because it's a Japanese name, but we are speaking English, so I guess I should use the standards for naming people that are typical of English.

I don't take it lightly either. Weeaboo's are creepy racists.

And you were absolutely not rude. I think that it was actually proper for you to state that it seemed weeaboo-ish to you. It helps everyone out in the long run.

[Stern des Meeres]

I'm pretty low-maintenance.

I don't get it.

Fancy implies high maintenance. Meaning you put a lot of work into appearance, mannerisms, etc.
I do no such things. I'm pretty laid back about fancy things.

[Stern des Meeres]

*stands directly in your field of vision*
That should fix it.

Now, you just need to follow me, for the rest of the day

Waaay ahead of you.

[Katyuscha]

Now, you just need to follow me, for the rest of the day

Waaay ahead of you.

I thought my mattress felt a little lumpier than usual.

[Stern des Meeres]

Waaay ahead of you.

I thought my mattress felt a little lumpier than usual.

Yeah, sorry about that.

[The Holy Therns]

New and incredibly promising feminist youth group in my town. Wheehee!

[The Truth and Light]

New and incredibly promising feminist youth group in my town. Wheehee!

Awesome! Are they intersectional?

[Katyuscha]

New and incredibly promising feminist youth group in my town. Wheehee!

What does that mean.

[Seitonjin]

Well at least you aren't using such honorifics in a gratuitous manner. Nor are you making full sentences in romaji. Like, that's clear cut case of weeabooism.

I don't take it lightly having learned this from past experience.

Sorry for coming of as rude though, if that was the implication recieved.

Yeah, like, I only said "Hamasaki-sensei" because it's a Japanese name, but we are speaking English, so I guess I should use the standards for naming people that are typical of English.

I don't take it lightly either. Weeaboo's are creepy racists.

And you were absolutely not rude. I think that it was actually proper for you to state that it seemed weeaboo-ish to you. It helps everyone out in the long run.

Did I also mention how much effort one must actually put for Hapanese honorifics? It still bedazzles me to this day. Japanese naming style is fine in Englush, it's usually the hinorific part that either a) is wrong or b) pretentious to even say in English.

Otakus can be weeaboos, but weeaboos are never Otakus. Not to mention ignorant and shallow buttfaces.

Ah. True true.

[Stern des Meeres]

New and incredibly promising feminist youth group in my town. Wheehee!

I was lucky enough to find one of those in my town. So many opportunities!

[Seitonjin]

I don't get it.

Fancy implies high maintenance. Meaning you put a lot of work into appearance, mannerisms, etc.
I do no such things. I'm pretty laid back about fancy things.

Ohhh.

Well you do have somewhat fancy manners. Or is that standard politness?

Tell me, is being polite fancy nowadays?

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Yeah, like, I only said "Hamasaki-sensei" because it's a Japanese name, but we are speaking English, so I guess I should use the standards for naming people that are typical of English.

I don't take it lightly either. Weeaboo's are creepy racists.

And you were absolutely not rude. I think that it was actually proper for you to state that it seemed weeaboo-ish to you. It helps everyone out in the long run.

Did I also mention how much effort one must actually put for Hapanese honorifics? It still bedazzles me to this day. Japanese naming style is fine in Englush, it's usually the hinorific part that either a) is wrong or b) pretentious to even say in English.

Otakus can be weeaboos, but weeaboos are never Otakus. Not to mention ignorant and shallow buttfaces.

Ah. True true.

I think you're taking this a bit too seriously.

[Seitonjin]

Did I also mention how much effort one must actually put for Hapanese honorifics? It still bedazzles me to this day. Japanese naming style is fine in Englush, it's usually the hinorific part that either a) is wrong or b) pretentious to even say in English.

Otakus can be weeaboos, but weeaboos are never Otakus. Not to mention ignorant and shallow buttfaces.

Ah. True true.

I think you're taking this a bit too seriously.

No, not really.

I had enough of the cultural ignorance given off by so called fans. If the really love what they love, they must be willing to do background research as well.

Not to mention the ridiculous amount of fetishization that entails this.

[Stern des Meeres]

Fancy implies high maintenance. Meaning you put a lot of work into appearance, mannerisms, etc.
I do no such things. I'm pretty laid back about fancy things.

Ohhh.

Well you do have somewhat fancy manners. Or is that standard politness?

Tell me, is being polite fancy nowadays?

I do? I honestly hadn't noticed.

That's possible. With standard manners becoming less common, perhaps the polite comes off as fancy. I wouldn't notice, living in the South where everything is uber polite.

[The Holy Therns]

New and incredibly promising feminist youth group in my town. Wheehee!

Awesome! Are they intersectional?

I checked their website just now, and yes. They seem to be very much on top of things.

New and incredibly promising feminist youth group in my town. Wheehee!

What does that mean.

It means there is a feminist youth group in my town that is new, and also incredibly promising. Shout of glee.

New and incredibly promising feminist youth group in my town. Wheehee!

I was lucky enough to find one of those in my town. So many opportunities!

There has been dreadfully low feminist initiative in my hometown, so it's very gratifying to see this started up.