ilu mau5

ty foar da awesummm gifz n picz.

>>6543
<3


>>6575
ilu2
n_n.

  timotei

>>6603
testing
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bha bah

>>6605
Test successfull. Commencing operations. Execute!

  chin

General info...and this will be on the test!

>>6618

  <3

>>6743
> dat episode
Could some kind anon please shoop Boxxy in my image or something?

>>6744
>>/b/103585

>>6747
I love you and I wanna hold your hand

yes

>>6789
<3


thank u foar deeez picz n gifz too Anon.

Kagamai+pocky= <3

>>7206
lmfto

>>7206

LOL WTF, wtf i need to find that on youtube

>>7317

I spoil u gaiz.

>>7324

Here's the link. I can't get it to embed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vLye710voYY&feature=related

  >>7325
Hahaha xD thank you, that was good for a laugh.

konata

Used to do that ;k doing math....

hmmm

I just watched the dubbed version of the first episode, and I thought it was pretty funny.
Although I was like "GET THE FUCK ON WITH IT!!" every time someone had a long, pointless conversation. I hope I won't be seeing too many of that in later episodes.
>>8185
I lol'd hard at the 'Lucky Channel' part! XD

>>8189
You lost me at "dubbed".

>>8191
I never watch subbed.

>>8192
Oh my god, that's terrible. You're missing out on one of the greatest parts of watching anime when you can't actually hear young girls saying in unison, "Hai!" or "Kawaii!" or desperately crying, "Onii-chaaaaaan!" Japanese is not just a different language. They have a completely different way of expressing themselves. And in the case of girls, it's infinitely cuter. I would strongly discourage watching the dubbed version of any anime that features teenage girls. (Don't even think of watching Azumanga Daioh or Abenodashi without subtitles. When Osakan characters are dubbed into English it's enough to make me cry.)

Y'know if everyone watched the dubbed version of Rozen maiden, there would be no "desu."

>>8199
I don't know, I guess you should judge separately each cartoon. Most of the things I watch in japanese language just don't have another available language at that point.

Here in latinamerica, almost all cartoon dubs are made in Mexico and they sound great. What they did for Ranma, Dragonball and Sailor Moon was incredible, I will always prefer watching them in Spanish. BTW, I've watched Ranma in English and it also sounds pretty good. The voices they used in Spain (a completely different dub) was horrible, and the japanese dubs... I don't get them. I guess I miss Shampoo talking with a chinese "cat accent".

Question, when I watched Evangelion in European Spanish, Asuka had a regular dub. But in the Latin Spanish dub, she had a surprisingly good and fitting German accent. Does she have that accent in other dubs?

i've watch the entire serious. is ok.

>>8762
awesummm