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Well thank you K4, I first found out from one of the videos of vocaloids, it was pretty funny because two of them went started popping in and out of random animes. Anyway, its not hard to look up on wikipedia to find out information.

I don't know how I went this long without sending you a friend request already. Weird.

If you can find better renders, go ahead. But it's hard to find good ones of Haku, Neru Teto Kaito etc..
Unless I render them myself which is a giant pain in the butt.

I knew SBers and others felt that way. I wasn't technically a terrible member, but I'm definitely far from being a good one.

Yeah, my apology was more or less directed at Mods and staff and new members which I alienated in my mind. People may not think my trolling was bad, but I did many infraction-worthy things and got off the hook. Also, I came to ZD to talk Zelda. Lots of us have lost sight of why we're here, namely trolls and former SBers.

Look at my profile. It's amazing. Lol.

I seriously crash after a single minute online skype, I cannot stay on long enough to ask anyone. Can you find out just what it is I am supposed to do?

Nyanyanyanya xD. Anyway, how's life going?

Dude, I just realized we weren't friends on here so I sent you a request. I also realized that we have never vm'd each other, so here is my first attempt. U mad bro?

No questions this time, just thought I'd say this.

I learned what I'm actually saying from doing a little bit of research. It's times like this that I wish that it came with a written format.

What I'm doing is... saying n desu ga, which is apparently just a contracted form of no desu ga, and leaves it more open-ended or to not show as much excitement.

Like if you said you wanted to go shopping...

Kaimono ga ****ai n desu ga. Saying, "Kaimono ga ****ai desu," would sound more like an exclamation rather than a casual statement.