PokeNirvash

KAMITSUKASERO KAMITSUKASERO.

It wasn't much, just use of "LOL" and "lulz", and maybe "hater".

That sounds hilarious. If there's one thing that's holding Toonami back, it's Demarco treating the block like it's his MAL profile.

Throughout my college career, I have been faced with a multitude of various problems that hindered the functionality of my laptop. First my screen was unable to turn on, prompting me to replace the motherboard. After that, the charge was at 0% and it wouldn't increase even when plugged in, so I got the battery replaced. The charge was non-zero but it still wouldn't increase, so I had to get the motherboard replaced again. Then for a year and a half, things were good. Then came a broken screen hinge forcing me to replace the entire screen, then the hard drive overheating and forcing that to be replaced. Ever since my 4-year warranty expired, the only problem I've had was some of my keyboard buttons no longer working, a problem easily fixed with a USB keyboard. But now, I've come across my biggest and bizarrest problem yet. Periodically, my laptop touchpad quits working. Sometimes it quits multiple times in a span of minutes, other times it takes hours before it pops up again. The fact of the matter is, it stops suddenly. And when it does, I can't press the shift key on my USB keyboard without doing the Ctrl+V function, something that only happens with the Insert key is stuck. (I also find myself unable to view multiple windows at once whenever I press a taskbar icon that has two or more windows active, but that's neither here nor there.) The only temporary fixes I have for this problem at the moment are pressing the Shift key on the laptop keyboard and pressing the Caps Lock key on my USB keyboard, but who knows how long that'll last? In short, this is a weird, weird problem with no plausible explanation outside of my keyboard getting old and shorting out periodically. I'm gonna try replacing the keyboard sometime later this month, but if that doesn't work, I might just have no other choice than to buy a new laptop altogether. But even if it doesn't come to that, there's no denying that this is the strangest computer problem I've ever faced in my entire life.

I'll go do that, thanks.

You're replying to the wrong post, guy. On the continued topic of Tonegawa, I unironically enjoyed the adjustments Crunchyroll made to the subtitles. [no lulz to be had here]

Throughout my college career, I have been faced with a multitude of various problems that hindered the functionality of my laptop. First my screen was unable to turn on, prompting me to replace the motherboard. After that, the charge was at 0% and it wouldn't increase even when plugged in, so I got the battery replaced. The charge was non-zero but it still wouldn't increase, so I had to get the motherboard replaced again. Then for a year and a half, things were good. Then came a broken screen hinge forcing me to replace the entire screen, then the hard drive overheating and forcing that to be replaced. Ever since my 4-year warranty expired, the only problem I've had was some of my keyboard buttons no longer working, a problem easily fixed with a USB keyboard. But now, I've come across my biggest and bizarrest problem yet. Periodically, my laptop touchpad quits working. Sometimes it quits multiple times in a span of minutes, other times it takes hours before it pops up again. The fact of the matter is, it stops suddenly. And when it does, I can't press the shift key on my USB keyboard without doing the Ctrl+V function, something that only happens with the Insert key is stuck. (I also find myself unable to view multiple windows at once whenever I press a taskbar icon that has two or more windows active, but that's neither here nor there.) The only temporary fixes I have for this problem at the moment are pressing the Shift key on the laptop keyboard and pressing the Caps Lock key on my USB keyboard, but who knows how long that'll last? In short, this is a weird, weird problem with no plausible explanation outside of my keyboard getting old and shorting out periodically. I'm gonna try replacing the keyboard sometime later this month, but if that doesn't work, I might just have no other choice than to buy a new laptop altogether. But even if it doesn't come to that, there's no denying that this is the strangest computer problem I've ever faced in my entire life.

I swear, it's pessimist posts like this that make me wish I could n-wait a hot minute Soul Train really ran until 2006?

The Shivering Truth pilot. I know the full series is online already in some degree, but as I follow the archaic practice of watching televised programs in their, well, televised format, I can't wait to see if it's horror-comedy or just straight horror. Either way, I expect something magnificent.

Those girls really were alright.

>sees you actually watched the video List them nao plz.

48.

To be fair, if Kirito died and she lived, she'd have to come back to this. I understand her reasoning completely.

Someone please list the shows so I don't have to click the play button.

Chuukan Kanriroku Tonegawa 22

If Golden Kamuy by some chance ends up on Toonami, I bet you anything my uncle who I watch Toonami with will call that episode "gayer than Descendants of Darkness".

Chad Clover does it again.

VIZ and Crunchyroll exist.

You ever wonder what it feels like to have one set of characters speak dialogue that no respectable human being would ever say outside of fap material, while the opposing set have a back-and-forth that's positively Seinfeldian by comparison? You're about to. jam #09: 三つの仮面の美女 Three Masked Beauties Download link below. It's time to pick a side. KK 09.pdf

It is my personal headcanon that the only reason Kirito survived getting killed in SAO was because the microwave unit inside his Nerve Gear was faulty. That boy has the Gary Stu's luck, he does.

Oh Corey, will you ever not be a busta?

I was always under the impression that Mary Sues were exclusively fan fiction characters.

Doing this test with Kinky Kunoichi and the elseworlds narrative I attributed to it. I'm still gonna make that season 2 with Titmouse on board.

There's nothing wrong with using phrases other than "said", so long as you use "said" alongside those other phrases, and sometimes drop the verbs entirely in favor of free-standing dialogue alongside non-speaking actions done by the characters speaking.