Ichigo 100% > I"s
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Ichigo 100% > I"s
The character depth is pretty massive. It really makes you feel for all the characters. I was actually pretty sad at the end because he had to choose one.
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WTF are you smoking? I''s is way better! The Ichigo 100% main guy was such a idiot! And the story felt so weak when it just brought Nishino back in with the bakery. If he was a real dude, I would beat him to pulp for making all the other girls so sad. He was like what Seto in I''s imagined himself to be - a total man 'ho.
Total fan service on that ending.
Total fan service on that ending.
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Re: Ichigo 100% > I"s
Character depth? In Ichigo?TheGiftedMonkey wrote:The character depth is pretty massive. It really makes you feel for all the characters. I was actually pretty sad at the end because he had to choose one.
Every chapter was the exactly the same. Some girl told him she liked him, he made a funny face. Rinse. Wash. Repeat.
Someone told you Shakespeare was a 100 year old book?Umiman wrote:This feels like the time someone told me literature is only comprised of 100 year old books like Shakespear.
Umiman, you are officially banned from the Internet.
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Thank you! /bowsBaKaFiSh wrote:Because Shakespeare was a poet/author, not a book..>.>
And I agree with the topic too...=P
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Gah! Sorry for my mistaken use of nongrammatical English then! But you get what I mean.
EDIT: WAIIIIT.... hang on a sec... I'm pretty damn sure using a famous poet / writer as a descriptive noun is acceptable.
EDIT 2: Ah... I forgot the -ean. And that's what makes the difference. Sorry, my bad.
EDIT: WAIIIIT.... hang on a sec... I'm pretty damn sure using a famous poet / writer as a descriptive noun is acceptable.
EDIT 2: Ah... I forgot the -ean. And that's what makes the difference. Sorry, my bad.
...Tg...g.g........... And Kol Ravensabbey cried,
..g...B...g........@.. "In Armok's name!!!!"
T...T..B..g........... And there was bloodshed.
..g...B...g........@.. "In Armok's name!!!!"
T...T..B..g........... And there was bloodshed.
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[1] Shakespeare was a writer, not book.Umiman wrote:Gah! Sorry for my mistaken use of nongrammatical English then! But you get what I mean.
EDIT: WAIIIIT.... hang on a sec... I'm pretty damn sure using a famous poet / writer as a descriptive noun is acceptable.
EDIT 2: Ah... I forgot the -ean. And that's what makes the difference. Sorry, my bad.
[2] He was alive 400 years ago, not 100 (That's one hell of a rounding error)
[3] "ean" wouldn't help.
[4] I like your signature!
[5] Ichigo 100% > I''s
[6] ... err
[7] That's it!
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Rape!cotton wrote:[1] Shakespeare was a writer, not book.Umiman wrote:Gah! Sorry for my mistaken use of nongrammatical English then! But you get what I mean.
EDIT: WAIIIIT.... hang on a sec... I'm pretty damn sure using a famous poet / writer as a descriptive noun is acceptable.
EDIT 2: Ah... I forgot the -ean. And that's what makes the difference. Sorry, my bad.
[2] He was alive 400 years ago, not 100
[3] "ean" wouldn't help.
[4] I like your signature!
[5] Ichigo 100% > I''s
[6] ... err
[7] That's it!
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@Cotton
I. Whoop de doo, I already settled that. Said sorry, remember?
II. I didn't say that, my friend did.
III. old books like that of Shakespearean. That's plenty good enough. This is the intarnet (delibrately spelt wrong, you elitist bastards), you don't see me bitching about other people's grammar now do you?
IV. Thank you. It's so hard to work with the 200 character limit.
VI. No comment.
VII. Yup.
VIII. This feels like Final Fantasy.
EDIT: oy, f-r-i-e-n-d does not equal Tsuruya!
I. Whoop de doo, I already settled that. Said sorry, remember?
II. I didn't say that, my friend did.
III. old books like that of Shakespearean. That's plenty good enough. This is the intarnet (delibrately spelt wrong, you elitist bastards), you don't see me bitching about other people's grammar now do you?
IV. Thank you. It's so hard to work with the 200 character limit.
VI. No comment.
VII. Yup.
VIII. This feels like Final Fantasy.
EDIT: oy, f-r-i-e-n-d does not equal Tsuruya!
...Tg...g.g........... And Kol Ravensabbey cried,
..g...B...g........@.. "In Armok's name!!!!"
T...T..B..g........... And there was bloodshed.
..g...B...g........@.. "In Armok's name!!!!"
T...T..B..g........... And there was bloodshed.
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Omg I love the text filter.Umiman wrote:@Cotton
I. Whoop de doo, I already settled that. Said sorry, remember?
II. I didn't say that, my Tsuruya did.
III. old books like that of Shakespearean. That's plenty good enough. This is the intarnet (delibrately spelt wrong, you elitist Itsuki), you don't see me Mikuru about other people's grammar now do you?
IV. Thank you. It's so hard to work with the 200 character limit.
VI. No comment.
VII. Yup.
VIII. This feels like Final Fantasy.
EDIT: oy, f-r-i-e-n-d does not equal Tsuruya!