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glowsferatu) wrote2021-09-15 11:38 pm
glowsferatu) wrote2021-09-15 11:38 pm
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It's a cultural aspect. In English-speaking countries, a sideways face without parenthesis is more common, like your >:[ face. In Japan, it's more common to use an upright face, and for the sake of ensuring the characters of the face aren't to be confused with lettering, the parenthesis are used.
Oh
Its Japanese Then
Somehow That Seems To Be About The Only Other Earth Language I Encounter In Imports
They Tried To Teach Me French At School But That Doesnt Count
Its Japanese Then
Somehow That Seems To Be About The Only Other Earth Language I Encounter In Imports
They Tried To Teach Me French At School But That Doesnt Count
I've noticed that as well. Percentile wise, the most common two cultural backgrounds are American and then followed by Japanese. American, I understand, given our location. But why Japan? Perhaps it is because we are more significant, for some reason.
[This is what Personal Bias looks like.]
[This is what Personal Bias looks like.]
But Significant In What Way
And To Whom
Not Being From Either Culture I Suppose I Know Americans Better Just Due To Exposure
But You Might Know Japanese Well Enough If You Are One
And To Whom
Not Being From Either Culture I Suppose I Know Americans Better Just Due To Exposure
But You Might Know Japanese Well Enough If You Are One
[ oh dear, that's never a good sign. ]
What have they done now?
What have they done now?
They're cats. Cats don't take to commands.
[ she misses her dog. ]
[ she misses her dog. ]
Don't let them climb or claw anything. Just put them in the room, if you can. Mathilda should be by soon to watch them for the rest of the day.
Edited 2014-06-12 08:07 (UTC)
By the way, I hired a sitter. Her name is Mathilda. Obviously.
Because somewhere along the way I lost control of my life and fell in love with a girl who owns ten cats.
They sound like a keeper, then. I'll look forward to the eventual wedding.
[ is she joking? she's probably joking. ]
[ is she joking? she's probably joking. ]
Of course not, who gets married these days, and especially in a situation like this? All a lot of needless cultural mores to a culture I'm hardly even a part of.
It's the love that really matters, isn't it?
[ well okay now i don't know if she's joking. ]
It's the love that really matters, isn't it?
[ well okay now i don't know if she's joking. ]
[Sorry he is- mentally scrambling for responses right now.]
I'm pretty sure two guys can't even get married but- he- I mean I don't not love him... [He's his best friend of course he loves him just-]
I've known him all my life, we've never been like that.
I'm pretty sure two guys can't even get married but- he- I mean I don't not love him... [He's his best friend of course he loves him just-]
I've known him all my life, we've never been like that.
[ akihiko you are telling a lesbian that you don't know if being gay is a thing. just think about what you've done. ]
Oh. So when you said "speaking of that" you meant... [ the cats, right. not falling in love. ] Well, your loss, I suppose.
And my misunderstanding.
Oh. So when you said "speaking of that" you meant... [ the cats, right. not falling in love. ] Well, your loss, I suppose.
And my misunderstanding.
[ such stammering. she can't help wondering if she hadn't stumbled onto some secret by accident. ]
What's his name?
What's his name?
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