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8 yrs ago
Current Maybe is I put it in an language the bots can understand: 01000110 01110101 01100011 01101011 00100000 01101111 01100110 01100110
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9 yrs ago
@Spybuster HERESY!!!
9 yrs ago
Hey Kevin, why don't you keep some of that viagra for yourself. Maybe it'll help you GET FUCKED
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9 yrs ago
My life would be hollow and unfulfilling without Noot Noot memes
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9 yrs ago
@Rawk I suppose it depends on how....uh bouncy the gif is.
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Sayuri scanned the title of each book as she rolled slowly past, looking for something that would catch her eye. The shelves were much taller then her and she was sitting, so she was really only able to see a fraction of the books. This seemed like an oversight by the school, she thought idly to herself. She thought they would've put more thought into the high of the bookshelves, considering many students might have trouble reaching the higher levels.

Sayuri wasn't too bothered by it though, and she almost always was able to find something interesting to read within her reach. She stopped her chair when her eyes came to rest on one such book. She didn't know exactly what made her stop at this one over all the others, but she was rarely disappointed when she followed these little flights of intuition. She reached up a shaking hand, having to force her weakening muscles to obey her, and slid the book out from it's place in the shelf and onto her lap. Moving her arms had started to get a little harder lately, as if her muscles were constantly asleep, but at least she could still move her fingers for the most part, aside from those brief times that they just completely refused to move as she wanted.

Sayuri looked down at the cover of the book she had chosen. She didn't recognise the author, though the title was interesting. "The Desert Eye..." She mumbled as she turned the book over and read the blurb on the back. Apparently it was one of those detective novels, part of a series perhaps? She turned it back over and looked down at the cover once more, as it sat on her lap. She was thinking about where to go and read. The weather outside was nice, sunny with a scattering of light clouds. Some sunlight would be nice, though the Library itself was also nice and quiet right now, so maybe she could find a place near a window.
My IC post is up btw.

FIRST! (technically)
Sayuri was very intelligent and had little trouble following a lecture, but the way Mutou could drone on, seemingly oblivious his student's growing boredom was too much for even her to bare. Throught the lecture she found her mind wandering until the class was finally over. Sayuri found it difficult to maneuver her wheelchair through the mass of student desks and so she invariably ended up at the desk closest to the door. As a result she was usually the first person out of the classroom, aside from those nimble enough to slip out before she could direct her motorized wheelchair around her desk.

The hallway was crowded with students and the sounds of conversation were deafening, fortunately she didn't have to worry too much about the crowd as people didn't seem to keen to risk having their toes ran over, and so gave her a wide enough berth for her to make her way down the hallway towards the elevator at the very end. She heard a commotion from somewhere behind her, but the crowd made it impossible to easily turn her chair around, so she put it out of her mind and continued on. It wasn't a very big elevator and her chair filled a little over half the space, so she ended up with just two other people in it with her. They were heading downwards, discussing what they were going to eat from the cafeteria and paying no silver haired girl sitting beside them, while Sayuri's destination was up a level.

The elevator doors slid open silently and Sayuri drove her chair out into the quiet corridor. Compared to the noise downstairs, this level of the building seemed to be deserted. Mostly this level was used for club activities and she could still hear sounds of muted discussion coming from behind closed doors as she made her way towards the large double doors at the other end of the hall. The doors were open and she rolled easily into the large quiet room, filled with shelves and books. Sayuri liked the library at Yamaku. it was a place of peace and even normalcy. Despite the fact that it stocked hundreds of books for the visually impaired, it still had that same atmosphere that all libraries had. Sayuri had been at Yamaku for over two years now, long enough to get used to the place and even come to appreciate it, but this normal library would always be her favorite place.

Sayuri smiled as she wheeled past the front desk where Yuuko, the nervous librarian, was busily checking in a pile of returned books and made her way in amongst the towering shelves. Her soft blue eyes scanned the spines of each book as she slowly wheeled down the aisles. She wasn't looking for anything in particular. She just wanted to enjoy this peaceful atmosphere for a while.
Oh btw the science teacher from the VN is named Mutou
Should have this set after the VN, with Lilly as the blind class teacher and Hisao as the Science teacher.
Though I suppose Kuu is a cat, so you were kinda right.
ERode said
Wanko...it's that catgirl pet play thing, right?


dog-girl
Anyone ever play Wanko to Kurasou?
Yeah loli refers to a body-type rather than an age bracket. If they have an underdeveloped body (short, slender, flat chest, thin hips, etc) they are a loli, regardless of age. Hell Mina Tepes is over 100 years old.
GreenGoat said
oh wow someone recognized Bikko. I didn't expect that. @.@


Bikko is pretty recognisable. There aren't many one-legged, one-eyed, pot smoking, loli prostitutes out there on the interwebz.
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