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Posted: 6th January 2006 06:47
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My friend just sent me this link over IM. I think you guys would find this flash interesting.
MIKO MIKO NAASU! What do you think? WARNING: side effect of watching this flash is that song will get stuck in your head Edit sorry, it IS miko miko naasu My apologies This post has been edited by strikerbolt on 8th January 2006 07:42 -------------------- Neneko is Neneko because Neneko couldn't be Neneko if Neneko wasn't Neneko! --as quoted from Neneko, Mahoraba {Heartful Days} I can stab a man with a thick paperback book thru the ribcage. |
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Posted: 6th January 2006 08:28
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curse you for allowing me the opportunity to see such an addictive piece of ......something er art...er something
curse me for taking the opportunity to see said piece of...well you get the idea |
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Posted: 6th January 2006 16:45
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...Wow. Short but sweet. I shall watch for whenever I need a smile on my face. I love weird Japanese stuff like that. (As long as its not Bobobobo-bobobo but that's another story).
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Posted: 6th January 2006 19:29
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I've seen that, and I always thought it was "Miko Miko Nurse", of which "miko miko" meant something in Japanese or something like that, I heard...or something.
Nah, this isn't that interesting or addictive. This is nothing compared to the Dopefission. -------------------- Check the "What games are you playing at the moment?" thread for updates on what I've been playing. You can find me on the Fediverse! I use Mastodon, where I am @[email protected] ( https://sakurajima.moe/@glennmagusharvey ) |
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Posted: 6th January 2006 19:32
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That goes way too fast for me to read any of the Japanese, but 'miko' means priestess, as in 'suzaku no miko' = 'priestess of suzaku.' I don't know if there's another word that sounds the same and means something different.
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Posted: 6th January 2006 21:46
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oooookay.........
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Posted: 6th January 2006 21:58
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it reminds me of the ending of zerowing, plums (eggplants?) and such.
why was the cat hit by a train? -------------------- ADAEAFADAEAFAGAEAFAGAAAFAGAAABbAGAAAFAGAEAFADAEA C#ADAAABbGAAAFAGAEAFADAEAC#AFADAEAC#ADAAABbAGAA AEAFADAGAEAFADAEAC#AD |
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Posted: 7th January 2006 06:41
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巫女ミコナース
[miko miko naasu] the frist miko are the kanzi for "shrine maiden." the second miko is just written in katakana, however, as far as i know, the only other stand-alone kanzi compound with the reading "miko" is 御子, which is basically like "honourable child." it's used a lot for the Christchild, and probably applies to like emporers' kids and such, but i doubt it applies here. it's probably just nonsense for the same meaning as the first miko (seeing as the main character of this video is a shrin maiden). the "naasu" is "nurse." the rest of the nonsense is: "mada mada ikuyo~" = i still die "namamugi, namagaki" = namamugi (place), raw rice "kaeru pyoko pyoko" = frog, pyoko is onomatopoetic for the jumping frog â€sekusyaru bioretto" = sexual violet "souru torain" = soul train "anesan rokkaku" = older sister hexagon "riiti ippatsu" = reach (?) one-shot "saigo ni mou ityou" = one more piece to end it in other words, there is no meaning to be found |
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Posted: 7th January 2006 06:42
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Yes, those are (delicious) eggplants, and I think I saw a few pictures of priestesses.
Anyone know what Mas would mean in this context? Maybe it's Mania? Edit: Oh, so it's not Mas. I posted at the same time as goz. This post has been edited by Elena99 on 7th January 2006 06:43 -------------------- I had an old signature. Now I've changed it. |
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Posted: 9th January 2006 02:43
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Posted: 10th January 2006 17:09
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Posted: 10th January 2006 19:05
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Hmm... I now have the sudden urge to dig out some old anime and plop down on the couch... Yet, I also have a desire to get incredibly drunk and hope to forget that. Not sure which, so maybe I'll do both. Anyone have a coin I can flip?
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Posted: 10th July 2006 01:31
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I just remembered this thing, and found a different version of it. It's much much wierder
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Posted: 10th July 2006 01:43
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Posted: 10th July 2006 03:57
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That makes me happy and makes me want to dance *dances*
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