foamy made a video on that.
https://youtu.be/qtblV6iNZzw
Also glad to see the original girls in the last page.
Ichikawa never appeared in the original doujin, did she? I don't recall her existing, anyway. I'm actually waiting for Kuroki-sensei to appear. We've only seen the male teachers, and maybe one female teacher, but her hair didn't look right for Kuroki.Also glad to see the original girls in the last page.
I believe they usually refer to it as a 'hash' in the case of social media, by the way. It goes by different names depending on the situation. I think this label comes from programming- there's something called hash coding or hash functions. In music, it's called the 'sharp' symbol, and the programming language C# is pronounced that way (see-sharp).I can't believe it took me this long to notice people were calling "#metoo" "poundmetoo," like in one of the comments on the video. In my defense I rarely look at social media, let alone anywhere that uses that sort of tagging system, and I don't think I even pay enough attention on the phone to retain the fact that occasionally some automated phone dealy tells you to press pound.
The name of the hash symbol derives from hatch as in cross-hatching. The name of the hash function derives from the French word hachage, which means to chop or mince. So surprisingly they're not etymologically related despite both being used in programming.Ichikawa never appeared in the original doujin, did she? I don't recall her existing, anyway. I'm actually waiting for Kuroki-sensei to appear. We've only seen the male teachers, and maybe one female teacher, but her hair didn't look right for Kuroki.
I believe they usually refer to it as a 'hash' in the case of social media, by the way. It goes by different names depending on the situation. I think this label comes from programming- there's something called hash coding or hash functions. In music, it's called the 'sharp' symbol, and the programming language C# is pronounced that way (see-sharp).
To be honest, I was thinking this world would still be suitable for her, since the guys wouldn't be hounding her for sex even if she does get a boyfriend, but with the implication that the onus is on her to start a relationship and advance things, when she was used to being passive in her world... damn, that's rough. I know how that is, because I was extremely passive up until my mid-20s, when I actually had a first crush and made an effort, only to find out she was already with someone. But at least we stayed friends for several years, and, eventually, we did become a couple, if only for a few years after that. It was something, at least.