Wayne

Otherworld, High Casual Science Fiction Roleplay

Subbed. Get the whips out, I'm ready.

Ruin My Childhood

Aragorn said
Wayne rule 34

Lots of Batman porn.

Ruin My Childhood

1. Go on Google Images
2. Turn off SafeSearch
3. Search the names of anything from your childhood with "rule 34" added to it

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Hitler riding a T-Rex

Hitler's really gotten short with age. But hey, at least he isn't a black untermensch.

Woman Claims Monster Energy Drink is the Work of Satan

This explains the sugar sores.

I made a religion (still working on a name)

Sounds Christian to me. Or at least Unitarian. Now the real catch would be instead of being a whole new religion, is it really an all new branch of Christianity (or Unitarianism) or are there denominations out there that already have this as part of their teachings?

Spooky, scary, skeleton-shaking, other halloween related horror word HALLOWEEN NAMES!

Larfleeze said
You know what a cloaca is right? You essentially said the asshole is the tastiest part. Ha, you eat ass.

The head and organs are quite delicious too.

Spooky, scary, skeleton-shaking, other halloween related horror word HALLOWEEN NAMES!

The cloaca is the tastiest part of a turkey.

The Otaku Lounge

Magic Magnum said
It's a cool concept, but that'd be a lot of money thrown at voice actors to cover 2 languages like that.You'd also need to explain why a conversation is going on in two different languages.

I didn't mean to say anything about a 2 language conversation. Things don't work that way, unless a character would need an interpreter.

Makes sense that'd it cost more money though. Thing is, there'd probably be ways to make it more efficient. I can't claim to know them myself, but it could be worth discovering.

The Otaku Lounge

I wonder if there's been animes in which there's both English-speaking characters and Japanese-speaking ones, but instead of having different voice actors so that all of them are speaking one language at a time, the linguistic division is clear within the show's characters themselves and there's only subtitles for the characters depending on whether it's in Japan or English speaking countries. Japanese subtitles for English-speaking characters in the Japanese airings and English subtitles for Japanese-speaking characters in the American airings.