"Now is the fun part where Cronabe uses pollen to lure innocent little creatures to their doom. It would be like me using a dog treat to make my dog follow me.....right to the jaws of a hungry lion. And if that weren't bad enough, Cronabe then slaughters the monster that ate the octopus. I don't really understand why the game designers couldn't just let Cronabe hack the shit out of the monster in the first place if he needed to get past. It does not. Make. Sense."
-Jeanne,
Chrono Cross Part 3
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Also, just wondering, why does the Japanese language use exclamation marks and question marks next to kanji? Is it because they don’t have symbols for, well questions and exclamations?
Also, just wondering, why does the Japanese language use exclamation marks and question marks next to kanji? Is it because they don’t have symbols for, well questions and exclamations?
Pretty much. There are linguistic markers for questions (“ka”) but punctuation-wise they just use the same marks.
Weird… I believe there’s something rather disturbing in watching such a shiny, slippery penis-y monster… Or maybe it’s the fact that the video feels incomplete without a chorus of PENIS! -or the japanese equivalent- the moment the monster emerged.
01.29.08 at 20:17
Wow. Just…wow.
01.29.08 at 20:40
*watches* I cannot resist………PENIS!
01.29.08 at 20:49
I honestly tried not to, but I failed miserably…the guests my mom had over didn’t appreciate it too much, either. >_<
01.29.08 at 23:29
PENIS!
Also, just wondering, why does the Japanese language use exclamation marks and question marks next to kanji? Is it because they don’t have symbols for, well questions and exclamations?
01.30.08 at 00:00
Wait, it took you recappers 7 posts to have the tag ‘penis’. Step up your game please.
01.30.08 at 10:42
Pretty much. There are linguistic markers for questions (“ka”) but punctuation-wise they just use the same marks.
01.30.08 at 10:43
Oh, and PENIS!
01.30.08 at 11:13
Weird… I believe there’s something rather disturbing in watching such a shiny, slippery penis-y monster… Or maybe it’s the fact that the video feels incomplete without a chorus of PENIS! -or the japanese equivalent- the moment the monster emerged.
02.02.08 at 09:37
=o I wish that was /my/ penis.
02.02.08 at 22:03
I’m sure your mother is very proud. I, on the other hand, have the urge to get as far away from you as possible.
02.04.08 at 17:53
It even has a muscular root and everything…
I don’t know whether to be horrified or in awe.