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Welp, I had "gay". Who had "moms"? I know someone called "moms".

KANAKO: "Oh, why did I say yes to a date with a detective who's trying to solve my killings as an assassin?" PLOT (smacking KANAKO upside the head): "What did I say about talking back."

Lucky the ink ran the way it did. They were this close to naming their kid, "NN".

Oh yeah. Pretending to be a zombie. Why didn't I think of that? That's literally the first thing I would try in a real zombie apocalypse after hiding.

@Invigorating I'd call Chapter 70 "the middle of the story". I don't mince words.

So, there's a class of stand in JoJo called... something or other (automatic?)... that I call the "Terminator stand". They can't be harmed, and they only vary in how they track you down, how they approach you, and how they kill you. The only ways to defeat them are to confuse them, trap them...

I 100% do not get it. These people and their behaviors do not make sense. They're quitting their jobs, avoiding each other, and talking about elevations? I'm not sure whether I don't understand some facet of human nature, or this author is attempting to write himself out of a corner with...

@Erfaniom I think it was mentioned that some of the bubbles are spinning lines and some of them aren't. Either that, or Araki totally pulled the "lines" thing out of his ass in the middle of the story and this is a legit plot hole. I'm going to keep reading.

Okay. Okay. Spinning does not do that, and silicon does not behave the way carbon does in Earth's temperature band. Please, let's try to stay scientifically accurate in this children's comic about superpowers. (its not so much that im kidding) (as that i know my stance is ridiculous)

"Today I went to the hospital and paid a doctor 2 million dollars to treat my allergies. Then he broke my legs, knocked me unconscious, came inside me, gave me an abortion I didn't ask for, and revealed to me that he was the one who caused me to have allergies in the first place. "It was... not...

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Dammit, this had better be explained in-comic so Laius can be appropriately awesome.

Aikido meets televangelism. Nice.

This is one of those "real age" things, right? Okay, I'd put Mamoru in his late 30's and Maruyama at 17. The office lady is a wild card, but since she's responsible, fun-loving, and surprisingly asexual, I'd put her at 12.

@ansonh92 But it's got to be something that will mess up even 40-year-old mama's boy virgins like these two. So, I'll see your "Pron mags on top" and raise you a "Gay pron mags on top".

This work's utility as erotica is minimal, as there is only one page depicting erotic art. The purpose of manga is to juxtapose images in space and time to create the illusion of motion in an affordable and accessible way. As an aside, calmly pointing out the physiological benefits of coitus --...

It's gotten to the point where no teenager should know this much, either. Like, even if all the information was already pre-stored in books, and pre-arranged in the Kudo home library, and all Shinichi had to do was ruffle through them once flip-book style to absorb them forever with perfect...

See, again. Human limitations have already been tossed out the window. Point blank paintball shots being dodged left and right. So I don't see why Shiho couldn't have shot Subaru and then grabbed the rope. And Tenji is naked because there are monitoring devices in the standard-issue camo wear...

"Dammit. All I wanted was for this woman, 35 years my junior, to be into me without having any ulterior motives. Was that really so much to ask?"

Apparently Fukumoto believes in a long-standing tradition of cowboys from Tennessee. Who wear the Lone Star of Tennessee on their cowboy hats. ... But he still thinks it's hilarious when Americans have inaccurate beliefs about Japan. #Hypocrite