/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>14492750
You know you want to.

>>14029991
>>14030095
literally not me, but believe it if you want to. I may not be the sharpest katana in the dojo but not I'm not dumb enough post around the internet with the same "Moasomething" name, and repost the same pictures, especially when I had mentally a challenged individual trying to dox me.

That just proves that Maestro lurks /jp/, there's quite a few redditors that are obvious /jp posters/lurkers and jp posters that are redditors.

>ree normies

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>>13772853
https://youtu.be/8lWcHccqYVo?t=61

>>13596376
>"leaving the show in a hospital"
In an ambulance, rather

>>13517860
You can learn something through someone not necessarily from a direct advice or teaching.

>We never got any advice, but just watching their stage we learned so much. They separate who they are onstage and who they are backstage. That's something we learned from them and we hope one day we'll be able to reach that kind of level onstage that Metallica has onstage. It feels like they do receive power from the metal gods when they're on because it's amazing.

The headline wasn't that they received advice from them

>>13385450
>It's also hard to believe that much younger girls score way better than seniors.

Is it? The Flynn effect proves nearly without a doubt that every new generation is subsequently smarter as a whole than the previous - and you have shows in America like Are You Smarter Than a 5th grader that are entirely based around that.

Then again, the age different between the youngest & oldest Sakura Gakuin members is a handful of years at most. Younger girls have less to worry about in their lives and can maintain a clearer mind for this sort of general-knowledge surprise quiz. iirc, most of the #1 and top placements in every year were by its youngest members.

>>13355340

They should cover Nirvana's Rape Me.

>>12048637
I'm convinced

>>12029441