/jp/ - Otaku Culture

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モーニング娘。とハロー！プロジェクトスレ

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>>488710
出ていきなさい

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>>488716
You are an enormous faggot.

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>>488725
Have a nice day.

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>>488939

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Was soll das sein?

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What is this supposed to be?

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Lots of sage.

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アンチ、俺のモー娘。スレに？

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sage

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Oh look, faggots who hate a group of attractive, charismatic Asian girls.

Only on 4chan.

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>>490167
It seems the only 3D they like are the animu pillows.

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>>490167
Hey, don't bait them either.

Oh and thank you mods/janitors.

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>>490180
I know, I shouldn't just saying...

>/jp/ - Japan/General
>Japan/General
>General

Perhaps I'm not one for taking shit, but since when did any MM fan blatantly troll or LOLSAGE the countless Touhou or visual novel threads? Never, to my knowledge.

I'm just sick of it, and it's a rule violation...

But yay, Ai and Reina sing the main vocals on Resonant Blue! Two best vocalists they have, so I'm happy.

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Cancer.

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>>490199
That's why just stay cool. Keep everything in one thread, if it hits autosage, make another one, as always. If you make 30 different thread about it you're gonna bother the peaceful touhoufags who aren't doing anything. And that will earn us some hate points, even if it's the troll's fault.
Just report the boats, ignore them and continue talking about how Haromoni@ sucks, Aika is the new bitch and where to get cool stuff. Hopefully, the janitors/mods won't take long until they delete the ships. The key to fighting trolls is not counter-trolling (sometimes you are forced to, but his is not the case), is to ignore them.

Have some Eri and relax.

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>But yay, Ai and Reina sing the main vocals on Resonant Blue! Two best vocalists they have, so I'm happy.

Faggotry. Normalfaggotry.

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HMS Bellerophon, Flagship of Vice- Admiral George G. Wellesley, Vice-Admiral Sir A. Cooper Key, and Vice-Admiral Sir Edward A. Inglefield, 1874-1879.

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nice boat

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>>490227

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>>490223

Shove up your ass. Hello! Project sucks shit, and so do Morning Musume threads.

UK Fleet Flagship HMS Illustrious, the Type 42 Destroyer HMS Gloucester and the French Lafayette Class Frigate FS Surcouf

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Backstreetboys ITT

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Nice ship.

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These shitfests flare up about once a month, they're somewhat amusing so enjoy the silly trolls thinking they have any lasting effect.

And janitors, clean up on isle 488710.

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And to stay on topic (lol)
Guess who are sitting together in the next Haromoni@

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

HMS Victory

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>And to stay on topic (lol)

LAWL LAWL LAWL

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>>490298
moar!

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

HMS VICTORY was Admiral Lord Nelson's flagship during the Battle of Trafalgar, 1805. (From a Nicholas Pocock painting). 21 October is Trafalgar Day, and 2005 was the 200th anniversary of Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson's famous victory. The Navy commemorated this victory that shaped our history with a series of events. The largest was held in our namesake port of Nelson, where ten ships from the New Zealand and Australian Naval fleets assembled between 17 and 25 October.

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The Yamato class battleships (大和型戦艦, Yamatogatasenkan?) of the Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) were the largest naval vessels of World War II and were the largest, heaviest battleships ever constructed to this day, displacing 72,800 metric tons (at full load). The class carried the largest naval artillery ever fitted to any warship - 460 mm (18.1 in) guns which fired 1.36 tonne shells.

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Japanese naval strategy after World War I included plans for the construction of a fleet powerful enough to intimidate likely opponents, in particular the United States Navy. Although these plans were curtailed by Japan's participation in the Washington Naval Treaty of 1922, the IJN continued technical studies and by 1933 had concluded that any new class of battleship would feature main armament of 46 cm.

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International sanctions in 1934 led Japan to announce its withdrawal from the Washington Treaty, by which time the IJN was already at work on the design for a super-battleship that would be known as the Yamato class.

Preliminary studies called for a ship featuring a main battery comprising at least eight 46 cm guns, a secondary battery comprising four turrets armed with either triple 15.3 cm or double 20 cm guns, defensive armor capable of withstanding a bombardment equivalent to the ship's own main battery from a range of 20,000 to 35,000 meters, a top speed of 30 knots, and a cruising range of 8,000 nautical miles (14,800 km) at a speed of 18 knots.

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The earliest version of Plan No. A-140 ("A" indicating "battleship" and "140" indicating that this was the 140th warship designed by the IJN) was completed in March 1935, showing a ship 294 m long at the waterline with a 41.2 m beam, a 10.4 m draught, and a trial displacement of 69,500 long tons. One notable feature of this and other early designs is that all three turrets of the main battery are concentrated forward of the ship's superstructure.

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In all, 22 different preliminary designs were drawn up during the period lasting until October 1935, when Plan Nos. A-140F3 and A-140F4 were issued.

Refinement of the design continued as detailed studies were made, and testing of models in a model basin led to the adoption of a semitransom stern and a bulbous bow, which reduced hull resistance by 8%, and when Plan No. A-140F5 was issued in July 1936, it called for a ship 253 m long at the waterline with a 38.9 m beam, a 10.4 m draught, and a trial displacement of 65,200 long tons.

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FUCK YEAH SHIPS

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Plan No. A-140F6 was finalized at the end of March 1937, and a construction order issued at the begininng of August to the Kure Naval Dockyards, where a construction dock was deepened, gantry crane capacity increased to 100 metric tonnes, and part of the dock roofed over to prevent observation of work. Construction began on 4 November 1937 and continued for nearly three years. Yamato was launched on 8 August 1940 and commissioned on 16 December 1941.

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You do know it's your own fault MMFags? I warned you yesterday that if I see "FLAGSHIP" one more time this kind of thing will happen.

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Construction of the second hull began six months later at the Mitsubishi Nagasaki Shipyard, where Musashi was launched on 1 November 1940 and commissioned 5 August 1942.

Construction of Hull Number 110 began in May 1940 at the Yokosuka Naval Dockyards and was not expected to be completed until 1945. Following devastation of Japan's carrier forces at the Battle of Midway, however, the decision was made to convert this hull to an aircraft carrier and expedite its completion. Shinano was launched 8 October 1944 and commissioned the following 19 November.

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A total of five Yamato class battleships were planned. Hull Number 111 was scrapped in 1943 when only 30% complete, and a proposed fifth hull, Number 797, proposed in the 1942 5th Supplementary Program, was never ordered.

Plans for a "super Yamato class", with 50.8 cm guns, provisionally designated as Hull Number 798 and Hull Number 799, were abandoned in 1942.

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Like their German counterpart, the Tirpitz, Yamato and Musashi made little direct impact during the war. The Musashi did not engage any Allied battleships during the war, yet the Yamato did have limited success when in October 1944 she opened fire on US escort carriers and destroyers. It was the first and last of her battles with enemy ships. She fired a total 104 rounds of 46cm projectiles as a result of which one escort carrier and one destroyer were sunk.

Both Yamato and Musashi were sunk by the bane of capital warships: overwhelming air power. Musashi was sunk by repeated aerial attack during the Battle of Leyte Gulf on October 24, 1944. After being hit by an estimated 17 torpedoes and 20 bombs, she went down with 1,700 of her 2,400 man crew.

The end of Yamato was even less glorious. Having seen little action during the previous four years (she served as Yamamoto's flagship during the Midway operation, as well as Kurita's during the action off Samar on 25 October 1944) she was sent on a planned suicide mission against the U.S. Navy forces massing for the attack on Okinawa. On April 7, 1945 she was hit by successive waves of U.S. carrier based aircraft and sank after absorbing 8 bombs and at least 13 torpedo hits. Fewer than 300 out of 3,332 crew onboard survived.

BAWWWWW battleship Yamato ;__;

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SHIPS

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>>490338

INTERNET TOUGH GUY

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>>490364
NO INTERNET SHIP GUY!

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しゃゆぅー

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>>490374
>>490381
3D pig disgusting bitches

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Yamato (大和), named after the ancient Japanese Yamato Province, was a battleship of the Imperial Japanese Navy. She was lead ship of her class. She and her sister Musashi were the largest, heaviest, and most powerful battleships ever constructed, displacing 72,800 tonnes at full load, and armed with nine 46 cm (18.1 inch) main guns.

The ship held special significance for the Empire of Japan as a symbol of the nation's naval power ('Yamato' was sometimes used to refer to Japan itself), and its sinking by US aircraft in the final days of the war during the suicide Operation Ten-Go is sometimes considered symbolic of Japan's defeat itself.

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>>488710
>モーニング娘。とハロー！プロジェクトスレ

>>490338
>I warned you yesterday that if I see "FLAGSHIP" one more time this kind of thing will happen.
>see "FLAGSHIP"
>"FLAGSHIP"

...where?

Gtfo troll.

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>>490338

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>>490407
Look at the first thread with boats faggot.

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Sometimes, I wish moot would just give /2d/ a chance, and leave the MMfags to inherit /jp/. It'd still have just about the same activity as some of the other trial boards.

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>>490435
They don't deserve to inherit anything. 3d fawning faggots claiming not to be normalfags.

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>>490449
wota != normal

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>>488710
>モーニング娘。とハロー！プロジェクトスレ

>>490338
>I warned you yesterday that if I see "FLAGSHIP" one more time this kind of thing will happen.
>one more time

>>490432
Learn to read, dumbass. Once again, gtfo faggot troll.

Also, reported.

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>>490523
Learn to look for threads faggot and get the fuck out.

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The Yamato class was built after the Japanese withdrew from the Washington Naval Treaty at the Second London Conference of 1936. The treaty, as extended by the London Naval Treaty of 1930, forbade signatories to build battleships before 1937.

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Design work on the class began in 1934 and after modifications the design for a 68,000 ton vessel was accepted in March 1937. Yamato was built in intense secrecy at a specially prepared dock to hide her construction at Kure Naval Dockyards beginning on 4 November 1937. She was launched on 8 August 1940 and commissioned on 16 December 1941.

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Originally, five ships of this class were planned. Yamato and Musashi were completed as designed. The third, Shinano, was converted to an aircraft carrier during construction after the defeat at the Battle of Midway. The un-named "Hull Number 111" was scrapped in 1943 when roughly 30% complete, and "Hull Number 797", proposed in the 1942 5th Supplementary Program, was never ordered.

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>>490435
If /jp/ turned into /mm/ it wouldn't work either. We are like only 5 fags posting this shit. It would be the slowest board on Earth.

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Plans for a "Super Yamato" class, with 20 inch (508 mm) guns, provisionally designated as "Hull Number 798" and "Hull Number 799", were abandoned in 1942.

The class was designed to be superior to any ship that the United States was likely to produce. Her 460 mm main guns were selected over 406 mm (16 in) ones because the width of the Panama Canal would make it impractical for the U.S. Navy to construct a battleship with the same caliber guns without severe design restrictions or inadequate defensive arrangement. To further confuse the intelligence agencies of other countries, Yamato's main guns were officially named 40.6 cm Special, and civilians were never notified of the true nature of the guns. This worked so well that as late as 1945, the U.S. believed the Yamato had 16 inch (406 mm) guns and a 40,823 tonne displacement, comparable to the Iowas. Funding for the Yamato class was also scattered among various projects so the huge costs would not be immediately noticeable.

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>>490533
>5 fags posting this shit.

Then get the fuck out.

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>>490526
I obviously followed the threads, stupid. Reported x2.
Thanks again mods/janitors.

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The British intercepted and decrypted a German signal on 28 May ordering all ships to be ready for sea on the 30th. Further signals were intercepted and although they were not decrypted it was clear that a major operation was likely.

Not knowing the Germans' objective, Jellicoe and his staff decided to position the fleet to head off any attempt by the Germans to enter the North Atlantic, or the Baltic through the Skagerrak, by taking up a position off Norway where they could possibly cut off any German raid into the shipping lanes of the Atlantic, or prevent the Germans from heading into the Baltic. A position further west was unnecessary as that area of the North Sea could be patrolled by air using blimps and scouting aircraft.

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>>490540

NO U t(^_^t)

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>>490544
Report all you want faggot and enjoy more boats in the future.

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>>490533

It could double as a jrock/AKH/idol board, You'd still be seeing more traffic than /sp/ and company.

Meanwhile, /2d/ would let the outc/a/sts talk about the animu they enjoy again.

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Consequently, Admiral Jellicoe led the Grand Fleet of twenty-four battleships and three battlecruisers eastwards out of Scapa Flow before Hipper's raiding force left the Jade Estuary on 30 May and the German High Seas Fleet could follow. Beatty's faster force of six battlecruisers and four battleships left the Firth of Forth on the next day, and Jellicoe's intention was to rendezvous 90 miles (145 kilometers) west of the mouth of Skagerrak off the coast of Jutland and wait for the Germans or for their intentions to become clear. The planned position gave him the widest range of responses to likely German intentions.

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>>490550
>t(^_^t)

Faggotry.

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Dear Mod/Janitor,
I fucking love you.

Signed,
アル

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

Orders of battle

Main article: Order of battle at Jutland

Jellicoe's battle force had a strength of twenty-eight battleships, nine battlecruisers, and other warships, while Scheer had sixteen battleships and five battlecruisers with six pre-dreadnoughts. The British also had a slight superiority in lighter vessels. Because the German navy had a preference for protection over firepower in its ship design German ships had thicker and/or more extensive armour, but carried fewer guns, or guns of smaller calibre, than their British counterparts. No German ship participating in the battle was equipped with guns larger than 12-inch (305 mm) while most British capital ships had 13.5-inch (343 mm) or 15-inch (381 mm) guns. Combined with their larger number this gave the British fleet a total weight of broadside of 332,400 lb (151 tonnes), compared with 134,000 lb (61 tonnes) for the High Seas Fleet.

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>>490556
sage !ccqXAQxUxI is my favorite tripfag

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The German ships had better internal subdivision as they were only designed for short cruises in the North Sea and their crews lived in barracks ashore when in harbour; therefore they did not need to be as habitable as the British vessels, and had fewer doors and other weak points in their bulkheads. German armour-piercing shells were far more effective than the British shells; and, which turned out to be a factor of vital importance, the British cordite propellant (lyddite) tended to explode when British ships were hit by incoming shellfire rather than 'burn' as did the German propellant. Moreover the British magazines were not adequately protected, since the Royal Navy emphasised speed on ammunition handling over safety procedures, hence enhancing the rate of fire, but leaving the ships vulnerable to flash damage. On the other hand the British fire control systems, based on Dreyer tables and mechanical computers, were well in advance of the German ones, as demonstrated by the proportion of main calibre hits under manœuvre. The Royal Navy used centralised fire control systems on their capital ships, while Germans controlled the fire on turrets individually.

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>>490560
You'll be able to save all the new boats this way!

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>>490560
2nding, just not posting right now because of the shit

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Naval tactics in 1916

The principle of concentration of force was fundamental to the fleet tactics of this period (as indeed of earlier periods). Tactical doctrine called for a fleet approaching battle to be in a compact formation of parallel columns, allowing relatively easy manœuvring, and giving shortened sight lines within the formation which facilitated passing of the signals necessary for command and control.

It was a fundamental advantage of such a formation that a fleet formed in several short columns could change its heading faster than could one formed in a single long column. Since command signals in this era were limited to visible means — made with flags or shuttered searchlights between ships — the flagship was usually placed at the head of the centre column so that its signals might be more easily seen by the many ships of the formation.

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Poor visibility sometimes meant that a ship might only be able to recognise the signals of its nearest neighbour or neighbours in the fleet. In these circumstances it was necessary for signals to be repeated by each vessel for an admiral's orders to be communicated to the whole formation. This problem was aggravated by the fact that the coal-fired ships of the era generated a great deal of funnel smoke, which was often the main factor interfering with visibility.

Thus it might take a long time for a signal from the flagship to be relayed to the entire formation. It was usually necessary for a signal to be confirmed by each ship before it could be relayed to other ships, and an order for a fleet movement would have to be received and acknowledged by every ship before it could be executed. In a large single-column formation a signal could take ten minutes or more to be passed from one end of the line to the other, whereas in a formation of parallel columns, visibility across the diagonals was often better (and always shorter) than in a single long column, and the diagonals gave signal "redundancy", increasing the probability that a message would been quickly seen and correctly interpreted.

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>>490560
MODS=FAGS

And you are the cancer that's killing everything.

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>>490564

Good money says his tripcode is #sage

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However, before battle was joined the heavy units of the fleet would, if possible, deploy into a single column. In order to form the battle-line in the correct orientation relative to the enemy the commanding admiral needed to know the enemy fleet's distance, bearing, heading and speed. It was the task of the scouting forces, consisting primarily of battlecruisers and cruisers, to find the enemy and to report this information in sufficient time, and, if possible, to deny the enemy's scouting forces the opportunity of obtaining the equivalent information.

Ideally the battle-line would cross the intended path of the enemy column so that the maximum number of guns could be brought to bear, while the enemy could only fire with the forward guns of the leading ships. The Japanese admiral Togo had achieved this against the Russian Fleet in 1905 at the Battle of Tsushima. Jellicoe was to achieve this twice in one hour against the High Seas Fleet at Jutland, but on both occasions Scheer was able to turn away and disengage, thereby avoiding the destruction of his fleet.

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lolzfor tripcodes

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Prelude to big guns

The German U-boats were completely ineffective; they did not sink a single ship and provided no useful information as scouts. Jellicoe's ships proceeded to his rendezvous undamaged but misled by Admiralty intelligence that the Germans were nine hours later than they actually were.

At 14:20 on 31 May, despite heavy haze and scuds of fog giving poor visibility, scouts from Beatty's force reported enemy ships to the south-east; the British light units, investigating a neutral Danish steamer (N. J. Fjord) which was sailing between the two fleets, had also found German scouts engaged in the same mission. Beatty moved eastwards to cut the German ships off from their base. The first shots of the battle were fired when Galatea of the British 1st Light Cruiser Squadron mistook two German destroyers for cruisers and engaged them. Galatea was subsequently hit at extreme range by her German counterpart, Elbing, of Rear-Admiral Bodicker's Scouting Group II.

At 15:30, Beatty's forces sighted Hipper's cruisers moving south-east (position 1 on map). Hipper promptly turned away to lead Beatty towards Scheer. Beatty, some three miles (5 km) from Rear-Admiral Sir Hugh Evan-Thomas's column (5th Battle Squadron), turned towards the enemy and signalled by flag for the 5th Battle Squadron to follow.

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holy shit, this thread is pretty much clean again

MODS = GODS

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>>488710
>Project

pfff.

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The Run to the South

Given the distance and visibility, the 5th Battle Squadron could not read the flag signals; and as Beatty made no effort to communicate via searchlight or radio telegraph, Evan-Thomas continued on his original course for several minutes. Beatty's conduct during the next quarter of an hour has received a great deal of criticism, as his ships out-ranged and outnumbered the German squadron, yet he held his fire. At 15:45, after having the German ships within range for over ten minutes, and with the opposing forces roughly parallel at 15,000 nautical-yards (14 km (9 mi)), Hipper opened fire, followed by Beatty (position 2). Thus began the opening phase of the battlecruiser action, known as the "Run to the South". During the first minutes of the ensuing battle, all the British ships fired well over their German opponents, before finally getting the range.

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Beatty had ordered his ships to engage in a line, one British ship engaging with one German and his flagship Lion doubling on the German flagship Lützow. However, due to another mistake on the part of the British, Derfflinger was left unengaged and free to fire without disruption, while Moltke drew fire from two of Beatty's battlecruisers. The Germans drew first blood. Hipper's five battlecruisers quickly registered hits on three of the six British battlecruisers. Nearly ten minutes passed before the British managed to score their first hit. It has been estimated that during the next phase the German battlecruisers made thirty-five hits, compared with eleven achieved by the British, .

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Yamato was designed by Keiji Fukuda and followed the trend of unique and generally excellent indigenous Japanese warship designs begun in the 1920s by Fukuda's predecessor Yuzuru Hiraga. The design of Yamato contained a number of unique features, some of which contributed to the striking appearance of the vessel. To begin with, unlike most of the designs of the 1920s and 1930s, Yamato's deck was not flush. The undulating line of the main deck forward saved structural weight without reducing hull girder strength. Tests of models in a model basin led to the adoption of a semitransom stern and a bulbous bow, which reduced hull resistance by 8%.

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Sudden death

The first near-kill of the battle occurred when a 12-inch (305 mm) salvo from Lützow wrecked "Q" turret of Beatty's flagship Lion. Dozens of crewmen were instantly killed, but far larger destruction was averted when the mortally wounded turret commander, Major Francis Harvey of the Royal Marines, promptly ordered the magazine doors shut and the magazine flooded, thereby preventing the fickle propellant from setting off a massive magazine explosion. Lion was saved. Indefatigable was not so lucky; at 16:00, just fifteen minutes into the slugging match, she was smashed aft by three 11-inch (280 mm) shells from Von der Tann, causing damage sufficient to knock her out of line and drop her speed significantly. Soon after, despite the near-maximum range, Von der Tann put another 11-inch (280 mm) salvo on one of her 12-inch (305 mm) turrets. The plunging shells easily pierced the thin upper armour and Indefatigable was ripped apart by a magazine explosion, sinking immediately with her crew of 1,019 officers and men, leaving only two survivors (position 3).

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The nine 460 mm main battery were the largest ever fielded at sea, a major technological challenge to construct and operate. Their successful implementation in the Yamato class constitutes a major achievement on the part of Japanese naval constructors. The exponentially higher blast effect of the main armament prevented the stowage of boats on deck or the stationing of unshielded personnel in combat. As a result, all anti-aircraft positions (even the smallest) were enclosed in blast shields as designed. Later in their career the anti-aircraft armament of both ships were considerably augmented by open positions of both light and heavy weapons. Presumably AA gun crews would evacuate the weather deck prior to the firing of the main armament. This might help explain Yamato's ineffectiveness at the Battle off Samar; the ship was under almost continual air attack and may have been prevented from firing her main armament at the risk of killing or disabling gunners in open positions. For similar reasons, the superstructure of the ship was extremely compact, which reduced armored citadel length but also hampered anti-aircraft arcs of fire.

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I'm for a /2d/ board, since /jp/ was pretty much a dump for everything that didn't fit in /a/ at it's inception, I have to assume it scares off a lot of people who would want to post other Japan related topics. This thread is a great example, just looking at the reactions to an MM/idol thread.

Though, I don't care really, as long as the blatant trolling of anything non Touhou/Type Moon stops, and should it continue, I hope a lot of bans are handed out in the near future. It's really fucking ridiculous.

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>>490610
They can ban all they want really.

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>>490552
Still, the j-rock, AKB, idols threads are not many. We have to bring this into an annoying level (like Touhou and pron gaems did in /a/ and other boards) to have our own board.

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>>490610

Email moot about it. The proportion of harassment he recieves in his daily inbox is directly proportional to the chance he'll actually take action.

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>>490623
You already are don't worry 3d faggot.

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>>490626
Uhh... no.

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>>490610
Ahahahahaha HOPE on 4chan! Get real.

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

sage in every fukkin field. Hello! Project is shitty Japanese Disney.

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>>490623

You'd also inherit the language threads, questions about how to bang japanese women, and "I wanna go to japan" threads. You'd have enough left to sustain a board. It's been calculated that Visual Novels and Touhou only make up around 350000 replies in /jp/, so overall you'd still come out on top of a good chunk of the trial boards.

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>>490639
Seconded and you guys are cancer that should have stayed in /b/ with the rest of the normalfags.

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anyone have a pic of the cover of risa's new PB?

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>>490635
Get real? /jp/ is just another board to drive you Touhou/eroge fags out of until you finally get your own.

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

That tipped the odds to Hipper's benefit, for a brief while as Admiral Evan-Thomas, essentially chasing from oblique (astern) finally manœuvered his squadron of four fast "super-dreadnoughts" into long range. He commanded a squadron of the Queen Elizabeth class armed with 15-inch (381 mm) guns. With occasional 15-inch (381 mm) shells landing on his ships at long ranges, Hipper was in a tight spot and unable to respond at all against Evan-Thomas's squadron with his smaller shorter-ranged guns, but had his hands full with Beatty's units. He also knew his baiting mission was close to completion and his force was rapidly closing with Scheer's main body and had little choice as there was little speed difference between the sides engaged. At 16:25 the battlecruiser action intensified again when Queen Mary was hit by what may have been a combined salvo from Derfflinger and Seydlitz, and she disintegrated in a magazine explosion with all but nine of her 1,275 man crew lost.

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>>490648
You're full of shit and you apparently don't know what this board is for Musumefaggot.

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>>490642
In other words, to really make it about general Japanese culture. Well, you can e-mail moot about it, but I doubt he'll accept as he created this board to dump Touhou and galges.

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>>490671

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>>490671

Hence why I prefaced it with an "I wish..."

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>>490657
Once again...

>/jp/ - Japan/General
>General

Listen, I know you're an obvious retard who probably never graduated high school, instead enjoying jerking off to pictures of animated lolis. Though, I'm still sure someone with your limited intellect knows what "General" means. Morning Musume falls under it, as well as Touhou. I believe moot even said "don't let any single thing dominate this board."

Dumbass.

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>>490550
>(^_^t)

GTFO

[アル No.]

>>490645
If you don't mind an upscaled tiny pic, here you go.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490680
What are you twelve? Also sage for faggotry.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490550
>>490680
Same underage b&.

[アル No.]

>>490678
Good luck then.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490680
I think the amount of faggotry emanating from your post is enough to dominate all of it.

[Anonymous No.]

So much fucking circle jerking. Worse than tripfags.

[Anonymous No.]

Morning Musume is shit, Hello! Project is too. No matter how hard you polish a turd, it's still a turd. BAAAAAAW! They're picking on my favorite worthless piece of shit! Waaaaa! My love for them has been bruised by that thoughtless troll! WAAAA! How can I masturbate after my pride has been hurt so! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490701
lol and this doesnt occur in touhou threads??

[Anonymous No.]

>>490705
>Project!

pfff.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490688
>>490690
>>490695

Come on now, you trolls aren't even trying. Though, what am I saying, as I expected your retorts to be just as weak as the troll attempts.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490708

Nope.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490708
We're talking about you faggots now stop changing the topic 3d loving scum.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490712
Your replies to my "trolling" are enough to keep me amused. Keep going or I'll start posting boats again.

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490715
well if we went in a touhou thread and started up this argument, i'm sure you guys would be circle jerking harder than we are. the bigger the circle, the more shit ends up coming out.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490712

This isn't trollan, son. We genuinely think this whole MM thing and your constant threads on the subject are shit, and we will protest via nice boat and sagero for as long as we wish.

[Anonymous No.]

Morning Musume is a steaming pile of crap.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490725
Whoops forgot my sage.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490721

I don't think you even like MM.
Enjoy the shitstorm you're trying to create.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490723
You speak as if there were more than one of you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490718
Figures you'd back up to your weak tactics once owned. I knew I struck a nerve.

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490723
i would suggest we take up arms and start posting airplanes or some shit (yes, i understand NICE BOAT, but we'd need something different) and flood all your touhou threads.

Of course, then we'd have another shitstorm like when RP got banned, and we dont want to repeat that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490733
Listen as long as you keep replying to our posts you won't end this "trolling" however you wish to call it faggot and even if it does end you expect some nice FLAGSHIPS ITT.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490732

There are. Go to /d/ and post this ridiculous scat fetish you call Morning Musume.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490734
Enjoy your lack of initiative faggot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490734

You can't sagebomb a touhou thread, a thousand more will rise to take it's place. This is /jp/ - touhou and VNs.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490705
>Morning Musume is shit, Hello! Project is too.

Forgive me my low powerlevel, but what is Morning Musume or Hello! Project? Also sage, just in case because everyone else sages too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490723
You know, if you don't like something you can just ignore it.

Oh wait, sorry, I forgot I was on the internet. If you don't like something, make sure to be as irritating and annoying as possible.

[アル No.]

>>490734
>>490733
Did you guys actually realize you are being TROLLED?
STOP FEEDING THESE TROLLS, FOR FUCKS SAKE.
Let the same 2 guy post and repost 300 times "It's shit" "I agree"
We'd never win a shitstorm with 3 people. It's easy to shitpost spam in 2 threads but hard in 50.

Ignore them and post some fucking Musume.

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490748
which is why i have a "lack of initiative" as it were. You guys are just being fucking ridiculous by attacking this ONE thread (blah blah blah, more than 1 after autosage, blah blah blah) it's a reincarnation, not a twin spawn

[Anonymous No.]

>>490758

Cry more faggot.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490723
What constant threads? The general thread that gets posted once a day, and then has to get reposted because it's trolled and saged to hell?

>>490734
Just flood the threads with pictures of Momosu/other Japanese girls. You know they're afraid of 3D women.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490758
BAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490768
this is somethign we'd have to do at night /jp/ when our numbers are greater

also, >>490758
good call
aya is H!P too

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

sage

[アル No.]

>>490750
http://wiki.theppn.org/Morning_Musume

>>490752
You are looking for this pic sir (stolen form other board).

[Anonymous No.]

>>490768

There were five MM threads by seven fucking A.M. I can only guess how many you faggots have made since then.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490758

I'd say what's happening in this thread is actually three people shitposting, and one guy pretending to be one of yours trolling the shitposters in order to keep fanning the fire.

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490769
>>490775
>>490781
confirmed, only 3 trolls MAX in this thread

pic:
;_; sad night for me. she were my favorite

[Anonymous No.]

>>490787

Hmm I wonder why that happened?

[Anonymous No.]

>>490786

So it's a japanese girl band? Doesn't it belong to /mu/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>490783
You faggots are just like some teenage girls fawning to the latest boyband. Damn the faggotry.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490797
>girl band
>/mu/?

Haha, no.

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>490787
5 threads? That's only a very small percentage of this board.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490797

Can I post Touhou in /v/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>490820
You can, yes. As many times as you have IP adresses.

[Anonymous No.]

I wonder why moot hasn't created board for J-pop and related stuff. That shit seems to be quite popular among teenagers at the moment, at least here in scandinavia. And as moot seems to want 4chan to become xbox hueg, this would seem like a good move.

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490817
just counted 4 on first page. 4*10 = 40 touhou threads

also, musume
one of the best pictures of johnson, i think

[Anonymous No.]

>>490828
As long as these faggots and their "BAWWWWW I won't get trolled' leader アル is gone forever.

[アル No.]

>>490783
It's Kaorin actually.

And now this got me thinking. We had a thread with few trolls and it lasted around a week, only the trolled threads are the ones demanding new threads to be created.

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

You -can't- create so many MM threads that 2-3 trolls can't shit them up.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490785
>>490811
Only two girls in the group are underaged.

If you're gonna bash something, at least make an attempt to sound knowledgeable. Way to fail at failing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490840
And this one you dirty sob.

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490840
no! I can't believe that's kaorin. that's gotta be Aya, her pic came up when we were discussing aya....

[Anonymous No.]

>>490847
You're that tripfag Aiko aren't you? Also learn to read faggot.

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490847
Shut the fuck up, pedo.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490861
Forgot your sage, sage.

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490847
Hey, I guess you sure told us. Well, we're going now. Bye bye. See ya. Pleasant dreams.

[Tripcode !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490797
this just in from /mu/:
>how does /mu/ feel about Morning Musume?

>Tom Waits is better

well, I've got a meeting to go to. I'll be back on later tonight. I hope this thread is still up (and doing well)

[Anonymous No.]

>>490873
BAND PRACTICE!

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

A flagship is the lead ship in a fleet of vessels, a designation given on account of being either the largest, fastest, newest, most heavily armed or, for publicity purposes, the most well known. In military terms, it is a ship used by the commanding officer of a group of naval ships. The term originates from the custom of the commanding officer (usually, but not always, a flag officer) to fly a distinguishing flag.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490820
It would make more sense than posting it here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490886
Personally I like caravels more:

A caravel is a small, highly maneuverable, two- or three-masted ship used by the Portuguese and Spanish for long voyages of exploration from the 15th century. Its origins date back to the qarib used by muslim Andalusian explorers in the 13th century.[2]

Although the carrack (or Nau) represented the state of the art in later medieval shipbuilding, there were purposes for which it was not appropriate. Initially carracks were used for exploration by the Portuguese venturing out along the west African coast and into the Atlantic Ocean. But large, full-rigged ships could not always be sailed with the precision necessary for inshore surveying in unknown waters. The explorers soon came to prefer the Barge (Barca) or the Balinger (Barinel) of around 50 to 200 tons, or the light two or three-masted Mediterranean lateen-rigged vessels known as caravels.

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>490905
Well, when it comes to a particular class of ship, I prefer the pinnance. I always go for whatever was fastest at the time.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490820
It might not go over too well at first, expect to be trolled and saged simply for liking something. Hopefully you'll endure it, it will make your e-penis bigger, and hey, you could possibly muster the confidence to look a real girl in the face.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491021
You really do not belong here. That's the reality of you Musumefags. Cancer and AIDS.

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

>>491026
I can tolerate the touhou threads, but MM is just total shit.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491031
Forgot your sage, sage.

[アル No.]

>>490873
Have fun.

>>491021
Don't bait them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491052
BAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

[sage !ccqXAQxUxI No.]

Morning Musume. Shit for people who can't admit they failed at life.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491102
The rest of /jp/: for people who can.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491148
BAWWWWWWWWWWW stop bumping your dead thread. Your butt buddies are already gone!

[Anonymous No.]

>>491155
Butt buddies? Underage b&.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491170

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>>491170

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>>491211

[Anonymous No.]

>>490783
>aya is H!P too
Speaking of which, is there going to be an Ayaya Golf this year (love that show)?

Also, lol at the sad trolling itt

[Anonymous No.]

>>491257

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>>491211
wow, she used to be cute...

[Anonymous No.]

>>491261

[Anonymous No.]

>>491265
>Ayaya Golf

Cancer.

[Anonymous No.]

EAT SHIT AND DIE, MM FILTH!

[Anonymous No.]

EAT SHIT AND DIE, MM FILTH!

[Anonymous No.]

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[Anonymous No.]

>>491266
>>491274
>>491279
>>491288
A bump for my pals here... lol

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>>491303

[Anonymous No.]

>>491265
I liked the first season, but after that, nah. There were rumors that Aya hated it, but regardless of that, I think it stopped being good TV well before it ended.

[Anonymous No.]

Morning Musume: When you're 30's, balding, single, and ronery. Not that there's any hope here. Or talent.

[Anonymous No.]

Morning Musume: When you're 30's, balding, single, and ronery. Not that there's any hope here. Or talent.

[Anonymous No.]

is a モー娘。 thread seriously getting hijacked by a bunch of trolls? is カメヲタ gonna have to run this shit?

[アル No.]

>>491355
OH GOD IS THIS YOU?
WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN ALL THIS TIME?

[Anonymous No.]

>>491355
faggot

[Anonymous No.]

>>491355
Hand in cheese?

[Anonymous No.]

>>491368
Fear not, I have returned.

KAMEI SAIKOU!

[Anonymous No.]

>>491369
NO, SIR. IT IS YOU, WHOM HAS THE FAGGOTRY.

Ｐ’ｚ　うｐ！

[Anonymous No.]

亀井最高！

[Anonymous No.]

>>491355
I wouldn't fuck her with Anonymous' dick, with Anonymous jumping on my ass.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491343
Wait you forgot to throw in "gay", "fat" and living in their parents basement.

You guys are some weak trolls.

[Anonymous No.]

亀井さいこう！

[Anonymous No.]

When moot axes this board at least you fucks will be gone along with it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491382
You wouldn't fuck any "her".

get it? because you're a fag. lolz.

Also, 亀井最高！ and all that jazz.

[アル No.]

>>491374
Nice to have you back in here, we certainly need more manpower.
Do you happen to have hi-res scans of Eri's new photobook?

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491385
That's assumed on /jp/. Murk loar.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491392
Then I shall just troll /b/, or maybe even /mu/ with KAMEI SAIKOU!

[Anonymous No.]

More faggots. Enjoy your boats and CP from now on.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491411
lulz japanese memes are so funneh.

[Anonymous No.]

Morning Musume. Mental ephebes -are-pedo-too-!

[Anonymous No.]

>>491419
That's the one meme the Japanese copied from us. Murk lore.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491374

OMG I MISSED YOU

[Anonymous No.]

>>491396
Unfortunately, no. However, I do own the PB... and I was actually considering making a hi-res torrent this morning.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491431
Except for the fact that they've used that to troll 2chan since forever. right?

亀井最高！

[Anonymous No.]

Ｐ’ｚ　うｐ！　for old times sake.

[Anonymous No.]

JDisney pedos.

[Anonymous No.]

JDisney pedos. Die.

[Anonymous No.]

Bump for MM thread.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491479
none of the girls posted in this thread are underaged...

UNTIL NOW.

Okailoveです～

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[アル No.]

>>491456
If you have enough time in your hands and are willing to bend the photobook and scan it for us, please do it.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Hey, does anyone want me to rapidshit my えりりん あぷろだ pictures? It's probably not worth it since I've posted the best pictures in the past, and there's a lot of screen caps in it... but I could do it anyway.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491493

Pretty sure Mitsui and Koharu are 15.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491513
I'm pretty sure you're wrong.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491505
Okay, I will after I get done scanning some other misc. H!P pictures first.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491521

Ok, so they aged 3-4 years in 1 year. Alrighty.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491543
You said they were 15, they aren't. You're wrong.

Are you pickin' up what I'm thrownin' down?

[Anonymous No.]

[アル No.]

>>491521
Koharu is 15. Dunno about Aika.

>>491508
Then it was pretty short lived (rapidshit accepts only <100 Mb). My tekitou loader folder is around 232 Mb. Upload it anyway.

>>491518
Link that too.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491565
It's currently 1.33GB's

I've posted numerous threads, from start to finish out of the same folder... back in /b/.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491553

...no.

[アル No.]

>>491591
Then a torrent would be more fitting for it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491608
then leave.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491613

Yes sir.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491611
Meh, there's a LOT of screen caps in it. I guess I could always upload it to H!O.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

[アル No.]

>>491637
Screencaps are fine too. I suppose most of them are nice/funny/random/moe.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

well, you guys killed a great thread.

[Anonymous No.]

THAT'S a bear.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491668
Just make another, it's not that hard.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491663
Alright, I'll make a torrent...

[Anonymous No.]

What's with all the MM hate? lol

[Anonymous No.]

>>491668
Don't worry we can start a new one, we have the technology.

[Anonymous No.]

>>490811

>>I'm not a pedo! She's Japanese!

She's also 21...

[アル No.]

>>491685
Thank you good sir.

>>491686
Most likely? Boredom.
People are not trolling about Korea, China, Japanese war crimes, etc. so they have to create a shitstorm with new material. Select, report and ignore.

[dcanonymous No.]

>>491493
CHISAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA <3

[Anonymous No.]

>>491668
Nah, it wasn't very good trolling.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491686

Hello! Project is a worthless shit company. It's like being proud of your uncle, the child-rapist.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491686

Three MM threads going at once for ten minutes earlier probably pissed off a good chunk of people.

[RAGE No.]

Hello! Project is SHIT!

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>491493

She was never in Morning Musume... but I'll join in anyway

[Anonymous No.]

>>491736

What a stupid reason to get pissed over...

[Anonymous No.]

>>491565

Aika is 15 too

[Anonymous No.]

>>491736
Actually, yeah. That's like a 1/2 commercial break during your favorite movie.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491745
FUCK YOU NIGGER!

[Anonymous No.]

>>491712
Alleged Child-Rapist... and he's a pretty cool guy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491745
FUCK YOU NIGGER!

[Anonymous No.]

Two shitty pics of Goto destroys the entire current MM line-up, it's pretty sad actually.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491768

So. Anything legitimate about these allegations?

If there is, are you proud of him?

Are you?

[Anonymous No.]

>>491736

Those were created in the wake of the troll posting boats. You brought that on yourselves.

[Anonymous No.]

Sage for talentless whores.

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[Anonymous No.]

Needs moar SHIPS

[Anonymous No.]

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[sage No.]

>>491791
Sage in agreement.

[dcanonymous No.]

>>491736
they were started by trolls

[アル No.]

Oh, we had another cleanup. This janitor is a pretty cool guy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491809

No, they were started by angry MMfanfag.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491810

On the upside, the janitors seem pretty busy with this thread. There's been three touhou promotion threads that have passed by completely intact.

[dcanonymous No.]

>>491740

[Scooby No.]

i wannna go to japan. do they have cookies?

[Anonymous No.]

>>491810
OP here, been trolling both sides all day, but the damn mods keep deleting my SHIPS image.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491840
>>been trolling both sides all day

Told you all.

[Anonymous No.]

Posting catamarans whilst listening to ZONE.

[アル No.]

>>491840
自演乙！

And must be a janitor. If it were a mod, he should've banned a few already.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491843
Yeah, it's all fun, this shit will hopefully end soon. I'd prefer to just have the one slow H!P thread.

[Anonymous No.]

Old Chun Li photos.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491866
Posting in a H!P thread while listening to Takayo (blame it on that ZONE thread).

[Anonymous No.]

>>491868

/jp/ doesn't have mods. We are the ever distant utopia spoken of in legend. We need only repel these morning musume curs and peace will return to the land.

[Anonymous No.]

H!P should get it's own board. So you can go die.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491900
And this would negate the trolls how?

[dcanonymous No.]

>>491900
cool

[Anonymous No.]

>>491900

Just for that you get some Tsunku.

[Anonymous No.]

Aha, you folks are even dumber than you look. A board just for your shitty MM? Don't make me laugh.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

The trolls could post their Hello! Project shit where they can enjoy it.

[Anonymous No.]

The trolls could post their Hello! Project shit where they can enjoy it.

[アル No.]

>>491984
Seems that they're getting enough coverage in Taiwan.

[Anonymous No.]

>>491987
But I like it here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>492013
Hello! Project is a meat-mill for disenfranchised ex-Disney pedos. It doesn't produce talent. You need to become shallower.

>>491768

Is there anything to the allegations against your uncle?

Are you proud of him?

Are you?

[Anonymous No.]

Gook, Go away!

[Anonymous No.]

>>492054
You are mental illness.

[Anonymous No.]

>>492054
>Are you proud of him?
Very, he's a cool guy and doesn't afraid of anything.

BTW, I'm also the only guy who tells the truth on 4chan... and didn't post that to bump the thread just to spite the trolls.

[Anonymous No.]

Koreans are international rapist.

[Anonymous No.]

>>492116

Pot/kettle. You are, too.

[Anonymous No.]

Eririn Uploader RIP.torrent is up on H!O.

[アル No.]

>>492149
Thanks.
And wasn't it over a Gb?

[Anonymous No.]

>>492165
Yeah, I'm doing one part first... just to see if anyone even cares.

[Anonymous No.]

>>492054
>shallower?

I listen to all types of music, everything from opera to country. My neighbors are equally pissed when I blast Alison Krauss, Penderecki, or Momusu.

[Anonymous No.]

You guys aren't even denting my upload speeds... :/

[Anonymous No.]

Why is Morning Musume and Hello Project loved all over the world today?

[Anonymous No.]

>>492190
Being a fan of Hello! Project is like appreciating the good work pedos do.

[アル No.]

>>492219
I'm living in a third country with a bad ISP (but the others are actually worse)
My ping to zip.4chan.org is around 1300ms, my Azureus is leeching 10 kb/s from your torrent and I'm actually grateful that it is downloading.

[Anonymous No.]

>>492251
Damn, you are my hero.

KAMEI SAIKOU!

[Anonymous No.]

>>492222
It's happy music, I'm on the road to becoming a hiki, but H!P is what keeps my spirits up. Without that motivation I would never leave the house.

[dcanonymous No.]

>>492264
oh crap 2003. you just nostalgia kicked me in the face. :(

[Anonymous No.]

>>492219
I'll take a swing at your UL speed

[Anonymous No.]

>>492149
I hope you didn't siterip the entire uploader at once and get your whole country banned from it

[Anonymous No.]

>>492219
I'll take a swing at your UL speed

I hope you are on >OC3

[Anonymous No.]

fucking IPS driver error

[Anonymous No.]

>>492431
I wish.