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impressioniste January 10 2010, 04:21:16 UTC
That whole last wall of text? Yes. That. ;A; I feel the same.

I escape, and I get sucked back in. That whole series is like a Tezuka Zone of doom.

But I love it, apparently.

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leviosa8 January 11 2010, 20:11:12 UTC
Once you love PoT so much and for so long it's very difficult to disconnect. Once saturation is overcome... And doujinshi help too, indeed. ^^''

IT IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We are all bound to be the pillar of support of this franchise, dammit!

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prillalar January 10 2010, 20:24:04 UTC
You're right, that pic is perfect! It makes me wish I'd worked some Momo into the story. :)

Thanks so much for the recs!

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leviosa8 January 11 2010, 20:14:09 UTC
It'd have been interesting if he'd walked in on them in the same fashion Ryoma walked in on Kaidoh and himself in the other story. Or if he'd helped Eiji out of the closet and to hell with those dirty girl magazines for show! Btw, I remember that at the beginning of PoT, Kikumaru was a lot in the company of Kawamura... Hmmm...

Those stories so deserve them!♥
I might have read the TezuOishi 3 or 4 times already...

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makaioh January 11 2010, 02:46:51 UTC
Why do you need out of PoT? I tried to get out once, maybe. I say stay in until it's over and there's no new fodder for fanworks!! But maybe that's bad advice!!

Also, how do you find words like OBNUBILATE? It's impressive.

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leviosa8 January 11 2010, 20:19:13 UTC
I got saturated for a while. But perhaps it was not entirely's PoT fault, but my own life situation at the moment. Anyway, it's over now. Clearly over. I'm back in the vortex.

Ahahaha! There will be no end for it, at this pace. But I don't mind. I'll take what I like. ; ) The music, for instance. And THANKS a lot for sharing what you get. I still get some originals from time to time, but late, and just one or twice a year, what I like best.

Um... You see, my American coworker in Japan used to be impressed at my Latin-derived words, but we came to the conclusion that it was no bigger deal than them being closer to Spanish than actual English, so words that for a native English speaker sound too "academic" for being closer to Latin, for us are the previous step to just using the Spanish word with an English sound to try our luck least it actually exists (and not caring if it doesn't, which I am known for doing, sometimes!). But I confess this time I did check whether it existed in English with the transitive meaning I wanted! ^^''

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histoirede January 12 2010, 08:18:39 UTC
Can't escape PoT.
Seven years I'm sucked in.

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leviosa8 January 12 2010, 14:34:21 UTC
Six, in my case. ^^''''''' And counting.

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