So crack-filled, and pretty late... Didn't feel like writing actual smut at the moment, so this is what resulted.
<подсолнух> Hello <подсолнух> Why haven't you been online in a while <我不是怒人> Government internet censorship T_T <подсолнух> But you're literally CHINA <我不是怒人> Yeah, aru. T_T <подсолнух> ... <подсолнух> Reminds me of fond times... <我不是怒人> Uh, okay, aru. ^^; <我不是怒人> So how have you been, aru? <подсолнух> Well enough, still patiently waiting for everyone to join me <подсолнух> why are you typing out "arus"? <我不是怒人> LOL, there's no keyboard on this computer, aru! i'm testing a voice recognition system. <подсолнух> Then how are you making those faces <我不是怒人> By saying ^_^ <подсолнух> ...what? <我不是怒人> By saying out ^_^ out loud, aru! <подсолнух> ... <我不是怒人> ;-) <подсолнух> HEY <подсолнух> THAT'S A REGISTERED TRADEMARK <我不是怒人> What, aru? <подсолнух> ;-) IS A REGISTERED
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Re: Russia/China, ;-) as registered trademark => Cybersex.
anonymous
May 21 2009, 03:36:36 UTC
OP HERE! I loved this T_T Thank you so much!! This is the first request I make that has been filled, I am overjoyed XD! And China's voice recognition system XD BRILLIANT!
Re: Russia/China, ;-) as registered trademark => Cybersex.
anonymous
May 21 2009, 05:48:30 UTC
'"I'm not a woman" in Chinese '
No, it's not, as far as I know. I was wondering about the name, really, because '怒' means anger, and though I've never seen '怒人' being used together before, it could be interpreted as 'angry person'. The radical you're looking for is '女', meaning female, and it's usually inputted as 'nv' in hanyu pinyin typing software, with the v representing the symbol that looks like a u with umlauts on top, instead of 'nu' (which would give you '怒') as it is usually (wrongly) romanised.
Then again, my chinese isn't exactly top notch, so feel free to correct me...
So crack-filled, and pretty late... Didn't feel like writing actual smut at the moment, so this is what resulted.
<подсолнух> Hello
<подсолнух> Why haven't you been online in a while
<我不是怒人> Government internet censorship T_T
<подсолнух> But you're literally CHINA
<我不是怒人> Yeah, aru. T_T
<подсолнух> ...
<подсолнух> Reminds me of fond times...
<我不是怒人> Uh, okay, aru. ^^;
<我不是怒人> So how have you been, aru?
<подсолнух> Well enough, still patiently waiting for everyone to join me
<подсолнух> why are you typing out "arus"?
<我不是怒人> LOL, there's no keyboard on this computer, aru! i'm testing a voice recognition system.
<подсолнух> Then how are you making those faces
<我不是怒人> By saying ^_^
<подсолнух> ...what?
<我不是怒人> By saying out ^_^ out loud, aru!
<подсолнух> ...
<我不是怒人> ;-)
<подсолнух> HEY
<подсолнух> THAT'S A REGISTERED TRADEMARK
<我不是怒人> What, aru?
<подсолнух> ;-) IS A REGISTERED ( ... )
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I do believe I love you.
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I loved this T_T Thank you so much!! This is the first request I make that has been filled, I am overjoyed XD!
And China's voice recognition system XD BRILLIANT!
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No, it's not, as far as I know. I was wondering about the name, really, because '怒' means anger, and though I've never seen '怒人' being used together before, it could be interpreted as 'angry person'. The radical you're looking for is '女', meaning female, and it's usually inputted as 'nv' in hanyu pinyin typing software, with the v representing the symbol that looks like a u with umlauts on top, instead of 'nu' (which would give you '怒') as it is usually (wrongly) romanised.
Then again, my chinese isn't exactly top notch, so feel free to correct me...
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*headdesks infinitely*
I blame sleep-deprivation, copy-paste, and the pinyin input system; totally, totally should've caught that one. DX
这个写的为什么出许多的麻烦啊～ 再不写了，５５５５５５～ ;A;
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Yao! how do you say ^_^ out loud???
they are so weird, i love them.
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"Does it have a webcam?"
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glorious does not even being to describe this.
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