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Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Tensai-tachi no Renai Zunousen
Dec 3, 2024 3:23 AM
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I never saw it when I was younger, luckily. Here we only had dubbed cartoons, so not all made it here.
It's nice I also love the animals we have here, not that we have a lot. Yeah I heard in Australia forest fires are very hard to extinguish, because the hot weather. It's very sad to see a animal population in risk, because of it. Well I feel like some older people are just only caring about themself, because they die soon anyway.
Well not as exiting as Australia for sure.
We are a pretty flat country most of the places, where I live we have a few hills and when a friend from a flat place came visit he couldn't believe his eyes. We are a bit known for our battle against the sea, we are one of the founders of building dams, we actually have a few here. We also expended our land by draining the sea quite a bit and then with dams. We are mostly known for Amsterdam the Weed and hookers city, but we offer a lot more luckily. We also have very pretty canals trough a few of our cities like Amsterdam. We also have a history in art with painters like Van Gogh, M. C. Escher, Rembrandt van Rijn, so we have a few very nice musea. Also when people think off us they think about mills, we do have a lot left. I live about 1 minuten away from one. We also have a few nice nature areas, like the Veluwe. Our country is also well know for a ice skaters, we have quite a few really good ones, like Sven Kramer. We are usually seen as pretty forward people, that say what they think, so we can be pretty harsh sometimes. I mean here you can argue with your boss, in some countries that is not done. Since the sea is next to us, we also have a few beaches, which are pretty nice.
That's about all I can think of right now, if you have questions feel free to ask me, I'm not particular in love with my country, so don't be afraid to hurt me or so. ;)
That indeed is a very interesting children show ^^'
Yesteday I accendently stumbled across this gem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myhMnljOC10 , also a children show.
Haha I get that it is pretty funny to exaggerate a bit and scare the tourist a bit. I fully understand what you mean, when you grow up there you learn different rules to live in harmony with the wildlife. Here we don't really learn much about them, since they are all not very dangerous. The most scary venomous animal here is probably a normal wasp for most people. Haha petting a Kangeroo doesn't seem very smart to me either, I mean they are not called wild animals for no reason. It is fun to see people having a boxing match with Kangeroos sometimes in online funny compilations. ^^
I see I saw it once in a nature documentary, someone checked his shoes and there was a big spider inside.
Yeah I asked the question because I learned a bit about the box jellyfish, they are supposed to be the most venomous animal on the planet. They are so tiny, it's so strange that something so tiny has so much venom and they are hard to spot.
Haha yeah I've seen your countries football, it's really manly. :o
I would probably be really nervous encountering a black widow, I think funnel-web ones are even more scary. But don't those spiders also try to build a web inside the house or your room?
Yeah some of my family members watch Bondi beach, I never saw it though. We also have dangerous waters here, with underwater currents that can drag you to your demise. No, pretty close though, I'm from the Netherlands, a small country next to Germany. ^^
(haha no problem I was the one asking it, and it was very informative)
I must say I've heard about Australia banning games.
No problem, a visual novel can also been seen as a game of course. ^^
Thanks that really gave me some insight into Australia. I guess if you are used to it and grow up with all those animals living around you, they don't really scare you anymore. Here the most venomous animal we have is just a regular viper and large bank spider, both are very very rarely lethal and are most often comparable to the sting of a normal wasp. I think the media also has a role into the fair for the animals of Australia. I mean here you only read about some of the lethal bites from animals, not about the many more people that survived the bite. It also paints a picture that those animals are aggressive, while most only bite from being scared or corned and even then not always inject venom. I love watching those nature documentaries about the wildlife in Australia.
Since you like answering questions about Australia I have a few ^^
Do you check your shoes before wearing them?
Does the coastal guard wear like long socks or something for jellyfish?
Have you ever seen a black widow spider/redback spider?
It's very cool that you've saved someone from drowning!
Here almost everyone also learns to swim, cause a part of our country is next to the sea.
No I'm not really for banning stuff, expect stuff that is illegal to watch. It was indeed weird and left and I didn't really know what to feel after seeing it. I see, game as in a video game or more virtual novel?
Sorry, with DVD-box I meant the full series ^^'
It's nice to see that market getting a big bigger, I think here some online markets are also seeing that Anime starts to sell in Europe as well. So I hope they will follow along with that trend.
Since you live in Australia I had to ask, have you encountered many venomous animals? They have always fascinated me, even though I really don't like big spiders. XD (I hope you don't mind me asking btw)
I guess if you really want to disturb people to the fullest you might not get away with just a R+ rating.
Very cool, I also want to get the DVD-box of it someday. Nice you got one, If I want one I have to order it from Amazone probably. It's a shame my country isn't really having much of a anime market. I wish you a lot of watching pleasure. ;)
Yeah the ending was very bittersweet, I also definitely shed a tear. If you think about it, it's indeed weird how a trip to Antarctica could make for such a good anime. I guess it was the enthusiasm of the main characters and the fact that I think almost everyone was cheering on them, to make their journey a succes. Then only to hit us with that sad scene.
I was a good anime, not sure about the manga, but I can only imagine it's as good as well.
Well according to MAL it is, I don't really watch H-title, cause controversial anime already have pretty bad stories most of the time and with H - titles I will probably be even worse. Well maybe If I've seen all the controversial anime's.
That is a shame, Afterstory is soo good. If you ever plan on watching it, I would advise watching the first season again before.
I've seen that one as well, it's a lot of fun. Never though an anime would made me want to travel to Antarctica. :)
Death note is good, have you seen the anime?
I haven't really found another type of controversially, that I find controversial.
I love Clannad, it's so good. ^^
What anime/manga are you currently working on? :)
I'm doing very well, thanks for adding me!
Good question, I don't really have a specific genre or anything I'm into. I like to mix thing up a bit. Watch a psychological horror and follow up with comedy for example. I do like a controversial anime once in a while. How about you?
How are you doing? :)