/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/25/dining/25maid.html?ex=1215144000&en=1b9f0965523c3ffe&ei=50
70&emc=eta1

finally.

[Anonymous No.]

>>“The concept started off as a club for the loneliest guys in the world.”

[Anonymous No.]

nobody cares?

[None !KYON.wwv9s No.]

>The guiding principle at all such places is a mysterious Japanese concept called “moe” (pronounced both moh and MORE-ay)

[Anonymous No.]

>not meant to attract actual otaku customers.

Well fuck it.

[Anonymous No.]

(pronounced both moh and MORE-ay)

[Anonymous No.]

MORE-ay!

[Anonymous No.]

>>914578
No, it's moh

[Anonymous No.]

Those maids look horrible.

[Anonymous No.]

>The maids here will not blow or draw on food, she said, and they are not intended to be pretend girlfriends, as the maids in Japan are for some gamers who spend hours a day at their consoles.

Then what good ARE they?

[Anonymous No.]

When the moon hits you eye like a big pizza pie
That's a-MORE-ay.

[Anonymous No.]

>>914596
Oh wow. Useless maids are useless.

[Alice Margatroid !7cBDollx1Q No.]

It looks like the entire concept went over their heads.

[Anonymous No.]

Related?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aS6-b7CONDI

[Anonymous No.]

I hope they close up shop in a week.

[Anonymous No.]

>>914607
>>914612

Amoremind.

[Anonymous No.]

WHAT JAPAN MAKE
AMERICA STEAL

[Anonymous No.]

>>914602

Seriously.

>Ms. Hancock, who has never actually been to a maid cafe in Japan

They're trying to Americanize something that can't really be Americanized unless the maids actually act like maids.

[Anonymous No.]

>"You can get moe from babies or small animals and you most definitely get it from a pretty woman in a maid’s costume who draws a bunny rabbit in ketchup on your eggs.”

HAHAHAHAHA

[Anonymous No.]

I hope somebody dropped a LOT of money into this place, and it dies a slow, resource-draining death.

If I don't get a gohuujinsama~ when I go in, or even Master, fuck them.

[Anonymous No.]

>>914612
lol'd

[Anonymous No.]

i'm sorry
i just got so excited when i saw it and i posted it without thinking

i should have read on

[Anonymous No.]

Hay, I hear you guys like me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>914630
I wish to hate the American maid cafe dead.

[Anonymous No.]

too weird for american tastes

not weird enough for weeaboos

shit's gonna crash

[Anonymous No.]

>Susan Hancock, who owns Royal/T
>Ms. Hancock, who has never actually been to a maid cafe in Japan
hurrrrrrr

[ZUN !barYV1VtIA No.]

>>914630
Close enough. Yes, babies and small animals are also moe moe desu.

Anyways, "90% of new restaurants fail in their first year". Or something like that.

[Anonymous No.]

I bet the food isn't even all that good, either.

[Anonymous No.]

>>914662
Sounds delicious though.

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[Anonymous No.]

>>914658

Babies and animals are uncorrupted; fawning over the innocence that was lost from us, or a desire to protect that innocence as long as possible so they do not become like the rest of society today.

Sorry if I went off topic for a second, but that's how I see it.

[Anonymous No.]

SO MOREAY

[Anonymous No.]

>>animals are uncorrupted

[Anonymous No.]

>>914758
Animals can be corrupted if a person utilizes that animal as a weapon, the mistreatment of animals will cause it to have a mean streak and lash out at others around it.

[Anonymous No.]

And in the wild animals have to fend for themselves or starve to death. This obviously involves killing other animals, often violently, of course. I hate animal cruelty, but don't forget the realities of Nature.

[Anonymous No.]

>>914778
Yes, but self preservation (Survival) Overrides everything. Animals only kill if they are hungry, however people continue to kill for stupid reasons..

That is why I said that animals are uncorrupted, they only know what is according to their instinct, their desire to stay alive.

[Anonymous No.]

>>914534
>Culver City, California

holy shit I live like 5 minutes from there why was I not informed

[Anonymous No.]

>“Here at last was a place where single young otaku men could go and interact with kind women, and also get lukewarm hamburgers and lousy cake.”

awesome

[Anonymous No.]

>>914824

Go and take pictures.