Duuude, I'm like freakin' out over here.

All I know for sure is that the girl is supposed to be the Devil... that clears everything up, right?

...I guess I'd still be a solid 0(°K).

Don't worry 'bout looks, get yo'self some thicc books.

They say never pause the anime. They are wrong.

Best part of the entire series. Well, it's the one I've watched the most times anyway.

Not really, I just got here. And I know this isn't a personal/lifestyle blog. Nonetheless, I believe I should share my feelings, before I stop feeling them. And my feelings are... mixed. I don't know how to feel. Maybe I need more time.
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As for I chose this particular landmark for my pic. Well, it's because it was pretty close by. And because it also kinda represents how I feel. Berlin is strange to me, it feels like it's in between two worlds. On the one hand, it is technically a metropolis, right? Very populous, very modern. But on the other, it has elements that feel rather... antiquated. I know every city has that, but the contrast feels more pronounced here somehow.
Another reason I chose it is because I found it a bit funny that there's a McDonald's right behind. And yes, it's on the former American side.

Well then, I knew the world was gonna roll me, since somebody once told me that. But I didn't expect this. I guess I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed.

Perhaps he comes with a built-in security system, an in-security if you will.

I guess that's where people who use butane instead of propane end up.

Not even that much of an exaggeration. At least not for me, since frog calls are music to my ears.
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On that note, I did have the opportunity to listen to frog calls while visiting my hometown. They're just as cute as I remember. I even caught a smol froggo. Sadly, I couldn't take a pic (wet). But it did brings back some pleasant childhood memories.

Wow, a DDLC post. It's been 84 years...

Her gift giving prowess is steadily increasing.

I feel bad for the car's owner, but I can't help but wonder how this could have possibly happened.

He was a panda... until he wasn't!

On the upside, not everyone needs that to be happy.

This is anti-smol shork propaganda perpetuated by a ground pounding time travelling detective.

It's so strange to think video games have been publicly available since the 1970s. That's over half a century. And in just a quarter of a century they will be 100 years old (the very first thing resembling a video game was created in 1947).

They might a bit overdressed, don't you think?