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@RangKayo9 There actually are. Lactic acid, for example. They occur naturally though. Not true. Some, like Clostridium Botulinum can even survive boiling. These are inactivated by other means. Clostridium, for example, can't grow in acidic environments. Since milk is naturally acidic, they're...

You guys haven't seen any truly fucked up children's books yet... To give just one examples (from back when I was in kindergarten, about 20 years ago in germany): A girl living near the sea is told stories about atlantis by her parents, then has dreams of a princess claiming to be her twin and...

That's almost completely wrong. Size gives you more range, which is what usually decides fights. In unarmed fights, or fights with short weapons, it's pretty much impossible to defeat somebody with even just 10cm range advantage if they have at least basic martial arts training. Being able to...

Hovercats! Move out!

So just when I figured it wasn't worth arguing on here, I get a (more or less) objective answer - guess there goes my break.

@YaBoiAstros We're moving in circles. If you think that secondary interpretations are more believable than primary sources, there's no way I can prove you wrong - just like I couldn't disprove the devil's existence. @Gunlord500 A bit exaggerated (they're about as "ultraright nationalist" as...

Favourite character out of everything I've read? Amane Suou from Grisaia (uncensored VN and manga - censored VN and anime suck). Hard-ass broad, who likes muscle cars and messing with cops, yet cooks better than most chefs and is absolutely devoted to her man? Where do I sign up? She's not the...

@Spacer Look at the chapter number. Also obligatory Nice.

@YaBoiAstros. @SovietTankmen kek... You know, I actually fell for your troll. Well, until the third paragraph, that is, since from there on, that text seems extremely familiar. Didn't think there were any /polacks still continuing this game. In retrospect, I guess your name should have ticked...

Yet another wall of text... I really need to learn to keep myself shorter. @YaBoiAstros @SovietTankmen

@YaBoiAstros You'd be surprised. Half of my (German) family was in the area the soviets took back then. From what I heard, they were the most civilized allied army. Or to be more precise, the only remotely civilized allied army. As I realize I've typed a wall of text, the rest is in spoiler...

Typical Russian propaganda. Imagine if this had been about axis forces locking up members of civilian support units to stop them from deserting, or pillaging civilian workshops. Pretty sure it'd have been depicted completely different.

Why is "Silat" censored to "Seenlat"? Translation error?

@lobsterboy @yellanha She's not allowed to. I don't know what chapter it was in, but there was some point where she kept quoting all her agency's rules, which included no physical contact, not asking her to wear revealing clothes (including invitations to beach or pool) and so on. Her breaking...

Gotta love how these cliches persist... Even in the medieval ages, child marriages were rare in both orient and occident. Normally, nobles'd get engaged as children and marry as adults (which, depending on culture, would be somewhere between 14 and 21 years of age). The only regular exceptions...

So, they're going to trap a hacker based on GPS data from an AR mobile game? Has the author never heard of GPS spoofers? Even a kid can use those.

@greatninja3 @cybik Wasn't Delilah the one arguing that massacring enemy civilians in war is justified, and something to be proud of? Though thinking about it, I'm not sure if that was also in the manga or just the novels. Her actions further down the line are going to be even more fucked up...

Delilah at it again... Because apparently, being a psychopathic mass murderer is alright if you've got tits and bunny ears. @WanderingShadow [/spoiler]

Since nobody pointed it out yet: The aunt's shirt is a reference to Usa-chan Man, a masked-hero character from Ore-same Teacher. Both the text and the image of the mask.

Arguing about the Geneva conventions is nice and all, but the moment one sides breaks them, they're meaningless. If an army has been known to use symbols of neutrality like the red cross (or civilian clothes for that matter) in surprise attacks, their enemies rightfully won't care about these...