Re: Because Beer Can Make You Look Pregnant
Ah, I thought you'd have at least a few more considering all the women. Single eh?

"She's not like a baby girl, but more of a baby boy" so she's a baby tomboy?

Has she ever hit you with one of her toys before? A baby and already having her aunt's reputation; scaring boys away
The problem is, we're unusual women. It will take a special kind of man who can put up with any of us. I tell you, until now my bro-in-law is still exasperated because of her wife. My second sister is even scarier than me. I already repel boys, I can't imagine how it is with my second sister.
Yep, she's a baby tomboy. But she's absolutely female in the way that she loves to be carried by the male kind.

Nah, she doesn't hit anyone. Just throw things away. Well, that's the reputation of the female kind in my family. *shrug*
A friend of mine told me the same thing when we became friends after college. Apparently there was an instance back then where I was waiting for the bus and she wanted to talk to me about something but I was giving off a cold and distance vibe, so she was scared to approach me. I find it rather amusing about how I used to be, I can't imagine being like that now.

. If you're an introvert then it's somewhat normal to give off a distant/quiet vibe, but for them to still fear you after becoming your friend?

lol
Your psychopathic tendencies worries me a bit and a bit funny. I want to see it. I've known/seen some basket cases, I want to see how you compare. I think I'll call you "The Chitra" too from now; "oh here comes the chitra, quick pretend to be busy"
Nah, I meant your parents being proud of you, not your friends
Heh, I guess I am rather fearsome if everyone else says so. I can be rather mischievous too; I like to describe torture to my friends just to see their reaction. I and my close friends, we are all sadists, so we can actually talk about gore and stuffs during mealtimes. But my close friends say I'm the most sadistic because I can always find worse ways of torture and apparently I talk about it with a strange smile on my face. I tell you, I didn't realize I had that smile until my friend pointed it out to me.
Well, reading "The Chitra" is not that bad. Hearing it is what's bad. Just imagine, whenever I enter a room, everyone in the room turns to look at me and each of them call me "The Chitra" with different expressions. One time, my friend bowed to me like I was royalty. Heh. It's kinda embarrassing if a lecturer or a stranger is in the room.
Nah, my parents also know about my extreme laziness. They never see me study at home, you know. As I said, it's hard to be proud of someone like that.
Motivation is usually the biggest issue. Time can always be managed. Plus patience to do so one language at a time or over the course of many years and continue that.
That's always my problem: motivation. I'm not exactly the type of person who can be motivated about anything.
I think the only seiyuu related videos I'd seen are OP ones; some at Jump Festa and other during random episode or movie recordings. They seem to have fun and jsut goof around; especially Brook's VA.
I think I read one of your posts in the Seiyuu thread a while ago...
Well, that's what they do: goof around. Whenever I feel blue, I just watch seiyuu event, and by the end of it, I will have stomachache because I laugh too much.
Oh yeah. I do post in seiyuu's thread from time to time. I just have to fangirl about them.
Ah yes, that reminds me of my first encounter with irish words; I was once working with a girl called "Saoirse". Absolutely funked my brain until she told us how to correctly pronounce it (seer-she). Now I love that name and irish words like that.
Ah right, basic of a language is good. As long as you don't forget some basic principles; you can always learn again

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Yeah, it's interesting how different the pronunciation of the Irish words, that's why I want to understand it.
Well,
if I am motivated enough to learn again.