tengaku squared

*shrugs* Wanna get back on topic?

Jet lag.

You're welcome.

No. Probably just lag.

Floor seems to be pulsing...

*sits on MM*

The link between Korean and Japanese is much stronger, especially with the fact that they actually share words in common (with minor sound differences, see "newspaper" and "tea" for examples), and both come from the same origin. I'm not fluent in Chinese, so I don't really know how it is to learn Japanese after learning Chinese.

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A rep for you.

Eyesight is said to decline with age, however I know people in their 70s with clear vision. Strength can also be maintained with a healthy lifestyle (though I'm still within my prime years I have yet to experience a decline in strength). But most of us are pretty sure it is not plastic surgery.

Cereal.

*nods head in approval*

And I will eat what remains of you.

Wait a sec... This really is the sound in Korean for sticking out your tongue (in mocking, of course). Because you don't know what I'm saying, it's very fun.

Jean will be quite upset...unless that happens to be your hit list for people you want to kill, in that case Jean will be more relieved.

No Prisoners, Only Trophies by Steve Jablonsky (Transformers 3 ST).

Well, I'm sorry. The thing is, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese are not Latin-based, and they are in a class all of their own (and possibly shared with a few other languages) that emphasizes individual sounds as syllables. Essentially, if you know one of the three languages, it's easier to learn the other two. (In other words, I know Korean, learning Japanese is much easier)

The action of stickying this topic deserves a rep.

Ichi Ni San...Go! by Scatman John.

That guy looks like some sort of orphan that lives under a city bridge that will jump at you as soon as you get within 10 feet of him to steal everything within your immediate possession, including, but not limited to any merchandise you happened to buy, your wallet, and your clothes. (Sorry, not familiar with Death Note) But the drawing is astonishing good. So good, in fact, that it really should be colored.

I have issues with using stinkin' with any character besides Heiji, because in most fanfictions, a western accent generally means Kansai dialect. Pretty decent, though I think I caught a few capitalization and grammatical errors.

You know, they do that in this movie as well. And they do it a hell of a lot better IMO.

Welcome to DCW! This is the wrong section for doing so, though. This I can understand. This...not as much. The 5th was a pretty decent movie overall. ROFL. True, but... ...this makes a lot of the difference. The presence of Gin in any movie tends to make that movie good.

This topic contains conversation that has likely been completely beaten to death already, but I'll post for the heck of it. The Lost Ship in the Sky, was, in my opinion, one of the worst movies among the 14+1 movies DC has to its name. There was almost no mystery factor and the post-ending scene was less than satisfactory. I will admit that the "chase" (the part where Conan is tailed by pretty much every terrorist on that freaking ship and manages to freaking disable all of them) was a pretty decent scene, but that's about it. The Raven Chaser was pretty good, but yes, it has flaws. The mystery introduced in the movie gave quite an ominous vibe and was quite fun to strike a blow at, but revealing a possible culprit, then switching to the "real culprit" just because of some thing about defiling stars or something (can't remember it) doesn't really make me happy. I also, like most people, actually wanted to see more BO influence throughout the movie BESIDES the two appearances of Gin (once at a house and once at that almost unforgettable helicopter scene, after all, more Gin makes better movie) because with just a few appearances, it didn't feel really like it should be sold around that little "battle with the Black Organization" feel. But, overall, The Raven Chaser pretty much blows the Lost Ship in the Sky out of the water (or the sky, should I say? ) for so many reasons. That is my opinion.