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Linefacing forever...
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snakesonaprincessHello everyone!
My name is Rift, and I'll be joining with Tsuki Aoi from Shitsurakuen. That emotionless childhood friend girl who may or may not be more than she appears. She seems kind of mean and aloof, but in actuality she's... um... well, no, maybe she actually is that way. Nobody knows! She is a mystery wrapped in an enigma in a riddle, etc etc. She knows a lot of stuff about Exaclan, but the problem is the author of Shitsurakuen has not yet seen fit to tell us any of these mysterious things she knows. So conveniently she's forgotten it all!
My AIM is ShadowRift, where you can feel free to bug me at your leisure. I also more or less live on plurk, which is right here.
And uh... FUN FACT: ...actually I couldn't come up with one so I asked friends for some. Then I couldn't choose just one so here are a bunch!
1. Your heart beats over 100,000 times a day
2. Mameshibaaaaaaaaaa
3. Giraffes have the same amount of vertebrae as humans
4. Rhythm is the longest word in English without a vowel
5. There are dozens of ways to say "I" in Japanese
6. The Jurassic Park movie crew was making models for twice-the-size-of-real-life velociraptors at the same time that they discovered utahraptors, which are twice the size of *those*.
7. Did you know that long is shorter than short and short is longer than long, despite having the opposite meaning?
8. The Japanese word for fox "kitsune" originally was the sound of the foxes yelp and not for the animal itself (kitsu). So the fox never had a word that was specifically for the animal until "modern" Japanese that accepts it as such. And uses a new word to depict it's yelp.
9. The background music in Inception is all the same song sped up and slowed down, sometimes played simultaneously.
10. There is a town in PA called Moon, PA, where the police have "Moon Police" on the side of their cruisers.
That's probably enough... spamming facts seemed kind of appropriate for Tsuki anyway.
My name is Rift, and I'll be joining with Tsuki Aoi from Shitsurakuen. That emotionless childhood friend girl who may or may not be more than she appears. She seems kind of mean and aloof, but in actuality she's... um... well, no, maybe she actually is that way. Nobody knows! She is a mystery wrapped in an enigma in a riddle, etc etc. She knows a lot of stuff about Exaclan, but the problem is the author of Shitsurakuen has not yet seen fit to tell us any of these mysterious things she knows. So conveniently she's forgotten it all!
My AIM is ShadowRift, where you can feel free to bug me at your leisure. I also more or less live on plurk, which is right here.
And uh... FUN FACT: ...actually I couldn't come up with one so I asked friends for some. Then I couldn't choose just one so here are a bunch!
1. Your heart beats over 100,000 times a day
2. Mameshibaaaaaaaaaa
3. Giraffes have the same amount of vertebrae as humans
4. Rhythm is the longest word in English without a vowel
5. There are dozens of ways to say "I" in Japanese
6. The Jurassic Park movie crew was making models for twice-the-size-of-real-life velociraptors at the same time that they discovered utahraptors, which are twice the size of *those*.
7. Did you know that long is shorter than short and short is longer than long, despite having the opposite meaning?
8. The Japanese word for fox "kitsune" originally was the sound of the foxes yelp and not for the animal itself (kitsu). So the fox never had a word that was specifically for the animal until "modern" Japanese that accepts it as such. And uses a new word to depict it's yelp.
9. The background music in Inception is all the same song sped up and slowed down, sometimes played simultaneously.
10. There is a town in PA called Moon, PA, where the police have "Moon Police" on the side of their cruisers.
That's probably enough... spamming facts seemed kind of appropriate for Tsuki anyway.
