Miku Monday #4 - Miku - Endchan Magrathea

>>/9132/ Happy Rinsdays I made a minecraft modpack from my favorite mods Bizzy suggested it since we had some issues with other packs/servers I also made a texturepack (resourcepack) for it And the private server now has it up and working

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Kuroko, Uihara, etc. are all part of a quasi-student-council organization called "Judgement" who go around dealing with trouble makers. Because of the number of street punks this involves I feel like I'm watching a cop show.

In Railgun: Misaka, Kuroko, Uihara are the main characters. While in Index, Index and Touma are the main characters.

Both anime run parallel to each other.

>>/9496/ All of them except Belfast. Belfast I assembled before KC or AL existed. She's also 1/350 while everyone else is 1/700 The other ships there are I-58, Shikinami, Hatsuyuki, Akatsuki, Hibiki, Saratoga, and Yamato.

>>/9515/ Funny story actually. Between Ninja-Lawyer (US), Goldie (Aus), and I (NZ); I'm the only one who eats Marmite unironically. Ninja-Lawyer tried it for the first time and absolutely hated it. It's for that reason I kinda feel like a walking caraciture invented to sell stuff to tourists :(

>>/9714/ There are so many things wrong with that statement I don't feel like addressing them all. But in any case; America also speaks English. What would English's vous vs. tu even be? You vs. Oi cunt? You vs. Hey dude? You vs. My guy?

>>/9720/ > But really, we only save the formal stuff for essays and interviews. It's more informal and really informal. That's what I'm thinking. Anglophones don't really do keigo (now I'm trying to image everyone younger than me talking to me like they're in an interview!).

>>/9726/ Yes. But it doesn't faze me one bit because the international students can't understand them (seriously, late-night anime is almost it's own language, and it really shows when anime learners open their mouths). >>/9724/ Cute mouse.

>>/9729/ You know what wasn't fun? Having to explain to your Japanese Japanese teacher what a "tsundere" is because your classmate said that word out loud. Does French have an equivalent of Textbook vs. Anime?

Happy MM! I got the Miku song pack in Cytus II. It was on sale for the first time because of the Lunar New Year. I saw online that there are 14 songs but I got 10 in my list? Do the others unlock later or? Or I should update maybe. Haven't since I first downloaded it for Miku's release with version 2.39.0 Maybe Akane can shed some light because I think he bought it too?

>>/10763/ It might make some sense for your course, but I know I definitely couldn't do what I studied via online only. Would you ever be willing to reship me stuff from taobao if I need it in the future?

>>/10794/ Oh Jesus. Yeah, everyone here is panic buying toilet paper for some reason. Goldie is sick of the plague already too. Interview tomorrow, this time with a company directly and not with a recruiter. >>/10795/ Bread!

>>/10847/ Wait. Are you genuine in that you don't know who v.flower is? You're not actually memeing? https://youtube.com/watch?v=BkzVOKqTcBo v.flower is the girl with the crazy hairstyle in this video and the one singing.

>>/11291/ Electrical engineering. Had three interviews last week (one of which I had to drive to another city for) but it's highly unlikely I'll be getting any of them with the whole nation on lockdown.

>>/11297/ He mentioned the long cutscenes of Death Stranding recently. But uh, which Yukari RPG are we talking about? There's lots of fan-made Yukari games. > Scanning Kotono books? Sorry. You're going to need boots of the ground for a Voiceroid event for that.

>>/11318/ < 3 Oyasumi >>/11319/ I'm in bed now if that's what you're asking. They're rescheduling timetables, so I work for less time and spend less time traveling, but at awkward hours. You still didn't answer if you wanted Aoki's matrix info

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