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  1. 08-02-2007, 08:51 AM #1
    Ramza Beoulve
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chaos Is the Key View Post
    The only thing that really annoys me is when people use a fully english sentence then end it with 'desu'. Or as stated, when people through a random word into an english sentence, the standard ones that people use, baka, neko, kawaii, inu, and those sorts.
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    Well, what could I say? :riiight:, I would use spanish words, but they would be quite weird and maybe offensive in other languages :rolleyes2...

    About the words you mentioned, they are common in other places, like here, where a lot of people tend to use the word "Katana", "chan" and others a lot, it's just people trying to classify them.

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    Last edited by Ramza Beoulve; 08-02-2007 at 08:58 AM.

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