I would, but my copy apparently disappeared. And zat Demon Path.

And usually what comes to mind

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But I have the zombie survival guide, so I can totally go through the apocalypse. Also wooden clubs, that helps too.

It happened when I was captured by Shocker/Black Satan/Whateverevilgroupyoucanthinkof and transformed into a cyborg minion. But then I escaped before the brainwashing. True story. I was asking about name changes, and when it was enabled, I immediately changed mine for a monthly change. The avi/sig c...

While we're at it, Takeshi Miyaji (Grandia) passed away recently too. No more Suikoden or Grandia. http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o201/PhotoD_bucket/Reaction/1268742565777-1.png Well to stay on topic, on a loss streak on League of Legends, and now back to a 1:1 w/l ratio. ...

Has there ever been a manga where the guy knows the chick's Yandere and goes along with it while trying not to reach a NICE BOAT end?

At some point or another people began to think that was cool. I have always found it difficult to take opponents with names like that seriously. It was something prevalent gaming online at around ten years of age, and I still notice people doing it now. Also as a general question out to the ITL use...

I don't know what's more funny to imagine, her saying it all in like a minute, or him just standing there while she's just saying it all.

Hand/arm seems small even when taking the view in considerations face seems small but that's probably the animu-part and the size of her gounnas left shoe guard or whatever doesn't seem to go around and kinda looks flat if that makes sense place looks cramped so it also looks like her left arm is so...

Aww, I would help

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