MARS wrote:Maki the Eccidna and...Nozomi fanart? I wasn't aware there are Love Live memes like this.
They were both instigated by mashup-artist Triple-Q, but expanded to the SiIvaGunner community due to his involvement with the channel. The first one is 'Smol Nozomi', and the second one is due to a certain mashup...
Love Live was pretty prominent on SiIvaGunner in general (and now on its successor channels). One of the two biggest audio memes on the channel was Snow Halation, and they would do, like, special rips to celebrate the birthdays of the characters. Which is why I can name almost all of the characters in the images you've posted, even though I've never seen a single episode of the actual show lmaooooooooo
Isn't that pretty much the law in here? Along with thou shall not call AKB A Kitty Cat and thou must not post about Skyrim and Oblivion beating up Morrowind for giggles.
RANDOM SILLY STATEMENT AS SIGNATURE! Praise Sheogorath!
BetaB17 wrote:The moral of the story I'm getting here... Never [&@%!] off Dohva, ever
tfw in the heat of the moment you murder your spouse with an axe and wall their body up in the fireplace only to have your foul deed later discovered when the police are investigating the cellar and hear the cries of the black cat you'd inadvertently immured along with them
So we have come to solve every squabble in the village personally? The last thing you never see
MetaCthulhu wrote:Yeah, the rerelease is about as popular as Skyrim was after six months of already being out.
I played it for about an hour until I remembered that hardly any of the top notch mods had been ported over to the new edition, and odds are wouldn't be for some time. I'll check in again in about five months.
BetaB17 wrote:The moral of the story I'm getting here... Never [&@%!] off Dohva, ever
tfw in the heat of the moment you murder your spouse with an axe and wall their body up in the fireplace only to have your foul deed later discovered when the police are investigating the cellar and hear the cries of the black cat you'd inadvertently immured along with them
*backs away slowly*
RANDOM SILLY STATEMENT AS SIGNATURE! Praise Sheogorath!
BetaB17 wrote:The moral of the story I'm getting here... Never [&@%!] off Dohva, ever
tfw in the heat of the moment you murder your spouse with an axe and wall their body up in the fireplace only to have your foul deed later discovered when the police are investigating the cellar and hear the cries of the black cat you'd inadvertently immured along with them
I quite like Poe to be honest. Not in a 'me, an intellectual' way or anything, I think lots of his work is genuinely good even if a bit awkward at times. I read a bunch of his stories a few months back. The Cask of Amontillado and The Telltale Heart were my favorites.
Frankenstein I read last year, it's also pretty good. Some of it is ehh (which apparently a lot of the purple prose is Percy Shelly's fault,) but for the most part I liked it. Almost all the adaptions of the story lose the essence and it has really interesting themes of responsibility. I'm reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep at the moment but I'm really crappy at reading sometimes, I put it off too much, I haven't picked that book up in a week. Which is something which helps with Poe, his stories are all so short you can easily read them in one sitting. I'm all for short stories and novellas, I like them more than novels and they're a much easier investment.
So we have come to solve every squabble in the village personally? The last thing you never see
She most certainly 'politely' asked it to bugger off for the week, and it did
*backs away slowly*
