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[t0shi0]

@Sapphire: KANAME~ -squeal-

I didn't get the whole shield thing.. xD

 

[xiiao-ai]

xD
The panel with the shield is funny.

Lovely drawing Tosh <3
 

[` T a p i o c a `]

t0sh - The shield thing means Zero is protecting Yuuki from Kaname xd

And t0sh's drawing reminds me to get a tablet quick >______>

 

[t0shi0]

Oooh.

But, didn't Kaname say:

'That's the only reason you are alive' <---- Or something along those lines.

 

[` T a p i o c a `]

Proof that my scanner is whacked.

 

[t0shi0]

I think it's a nice effect.

ninja

All this time away from school, (and reading vampire knight) put Tosh into such an yaoi obsession. ><







I still love you, Kaname. xD

 

[Minielf]

*Averts eyes from Yaoi pictures* sweatdrop  

[Kodocha579]

why is it called yaoi?

i prolly sound iggnorant, but i dont read manga that much.  

[Minielf]

I have no idea why they called it Yaoi...blame the nutty Japanese for that. They made it up.  

[t0shi0]

Wikipedia

The English letters form a backronym of the Japanese phrase 「ヤマなし、オチなし、意味なし」 (yama nashi, ochi nashi, imi nashi), often translated into English as, "no climax, no punch line, no meaning," or as the catchphrase, "No peak, no point, no problem." It has also been rather affectionately termed "Yamete! Oshiri ga itai!" or "Stop! My butt hurts!" in English.

The term appears to have been originally used in Japan, perhaps as early as the 1970s, to describe any doujinshi that was a bizarre, playful parody; however, it has come to refer solely to sexually explicit male-male homosexual material. Yaoi is not a common term in Japanese; it is specific to the otaku subculture.

And c'mon Elfy, we know you just saved all of that. ninja

 

[xiiao-ai]

L0cke O:

 

[Minielf]

t0shi0

Wikipedia

The English letters form a backronym of the Japanese phrase 「ヤマなし、オチなし、意味なし」 (yama nashi, ochi nashi, imi nashi), often translated into English as, "no climax, no punch line, no meaning," or as the catchphrase, "No peak, no point, no problem." It has also been rather affectionately termed "Yamete! Oshiri ga itai!" or "Stop! My butt hurts!" in English.

The term appears to have been originally used in Japan, perhaps as early as the 1970s, to describe any doujinshi that was a bizarre, playful parody; however, it has come to refer solely to sexually explicit male-male homosexual material. Yaoi is not a common term in Japanese; it is specific to the otaku subculture.

And c'mon Elfy, we know you just saved all of that. ninja

How many times do I have to explain that I'm not turned on bv Yaoi or boy-boy sex? rolleyes Those guys don't really look that handsome anyway.  

[t0shi0]

...

You wanna die, Elf?

>.>

@Sin: O: -tries to identify which one's VO-

 

[xiiao-ai]

Sin didn't even realise that there were guys in the background until you said that. xD

I think Lanzer's the one on the right.
Not sure about the other two.

 

[Minielf]

[...sinfulanjel...]

Sin didn't even realise that there were guys in the background until you said that. xD

I think Lanzer's the one on the right.
Not sure about the other two.

Are those guys in that two second rolling clip the Gaia Online administators and moderators? 'Cos Lanzer and Vo are certainly the two most well known Gaia admins.