Waifu Game XIII: Get Lucky
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Tsamari wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
People will die for their ship.That makes it all understandable now. Since time immemorial, men have loved ships dearly, just as they do women. Hence why ships are female.
For some reason, I never connected the dots.
Why can't my friends get this when I say it!?!?
Maybe they never truly cared about history classes? I loved history, and the process of calling ships "she"s probably started during the Greek Golden Age. I believe it started with Hera, as she was the goddess associated with empires, and you can't have an empire without controlling the seas. And we named ships "she"s out of respect for Hera, I bet.
But enough of that now. :3
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Zandorf wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
People will die for their ship.That makes it all understandable now. Since time immemorial, men have loved ships dearly, just as they do women. Hence why ships are female.
For some reason, I never connected the dots.
Why can't my friends get this when I say it!?!?
Maybe they never truly cared about history classes? I loved history, and the process of calling ships "she"s probably started during the Greek Golden Age. I believe it started with Hera, as she was the goddess associated with empires, and you can't have an empire without controlling the seas. And we named ships "she"s out of respect for Hera, I bet.
But enough of that now. :3
And here I thought it was because they were always wet and full of seamen.
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Tsamari
C.E.O of Pancakes
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
People will die for their ship.That makes it all understandable now. Since time immemorial, men have loved ships dearly, just as they do women. Hence why ships are female.
For some reason, I never connected the dots.
Why can't my friends get this when I say it!?!?
Maybe they never truly cared about history classes? I loved history, and the process of calling ships "she"s probably started during the Greek Golden Age. I believe it started with Hera, as she was the goddess associated with empires, and you can't have an empire without controlling the seas. And we named ships "she"s out of respect for Hera, I bet.
But enough of that now. :3
And here I thought it was because they were always wet and full of seamen.
a great man once said: A Admiral always goes down on his Ship.
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animefreak_usa
Child of Samael
Tsamari wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
People will die for their ship.That makes it all understandable now. Since time immemorial, men have loved ships dearly, just as they do women. Hence why ships are female.
For some reason, I never connected the dots.
Why can't my friends get this when I say it!?!?
Maybe they never truly cared about history classes? I loved history, and the process of calling ships "she"s probably started during the Greek Golden Age. I believe it started with Hera, as she was the goddess associated with empires, and you can't have an empire without controlling the seas. And we named ships "she"s out of respect for Hera, I bet.
But enough of that now. :3
And here I thought it was because they were always wet and full of seamen.
a great man once said: A Admiral always goes down on his Ship.
Wrong. An Admiral always gets down with his Ship.
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Cinia Pacifica
Ojou-sama Writer
Zandorf wrote...
This probably isn't the place for this kind of question, but I'd like an honest answer.Why is everyone so infatuated with KanColle?
I mean, I get get the awesomeness of it and everything despite the fact that I will never able to play it (cuz of lottery and luck), but I don't understand why people love it SO much.
kek
Takes like one or two try to get past that lottery.
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Fallan
Kamen Rider Cheeki
Cinia Pacifica wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
This probably isn't the place for this kind of question, but I'd like an honest answer.Why is everyone so infatuated with KanColle?
I mean, I get get the awesomeness of it and everything despite the fact that I will never able to play it (cuz of lottery and luck), but I don't understand why people love it SO much.
kek
Takes like one or two try to get past that lottery.
Lottery seems like a massive pain in the ass.
Also, might be the touhou effect.
And tits.
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Zandorf wrote...
This probably isn't the place for this kind of question, but I'd like an honest answer.Why is everyone so infatuated with KanColle?
I mean, I get get the awesomeness of it and everything despite the fact that I will never able to play it (cuz of lottery and luck), but I don't understand why people love it SO much.
Easy to self insert as the shipgirls refers you as admiral
Time sink F2P game
You can marry ships
Doujins and fanarts
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Tsamari wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
People will die for their ship.That makes it all understandable now. Since time immemorial, men have loved ships dearly, just as they do women. Hence why ships are female.
For some reason, I never connected the dots.
Why can't my friends get this when I say it!?!?
Maybe they never truly cared about history classes? I loved history, and the process of calling ships "she"s probably started during the Greek Golden Age. I believe it started with Hera, as she was the goddess associated with empires, and you can't have an empire without controlling the seas. And we named ships "she"s out of respect for Hera, I bet.
But enough of that now. :3
And here I thought it was because they were always wet and full of seamen.
a great man once said: A Admiral always goes down on his Ship.
I think I may know that man.
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Cinia Pacifica
Ojou-sama Writer
Fallan wrote...
Cinia Pacifica wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
This probably isn't the place for this kind of question, but I'd like an honest answer.Why is everyone so infatuated with KanColle?
I mean, I get get the awesomeness of it and everything despite the fact that I will never able to play it (cuz of lottery and luck), but I don't understand why people love it SO much.
kek
Takes like one or two try to get past that lottery.
Lottery seems like a massive pain in the ass.
Also, might be the touhou effect.
And tits.
Meh.
Depends for those who -wants- to play (instead of complaining about popularity). Not like the game even wants gaijins playing it.
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Fallan
Kamen Rider Cheeki
Cinia Pacifica wrote...
Fallan wrote...
Cinia Pacifica wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
This probably isn't the place for this kind of question, but I'd like an honest answer.Why is everyone so infatuated with KanColle?
I mean, I get get the awesomeness of it and everything despite the fact that I will never able to play it (cuz of lottery and luck), but I don't understand why people love it SO much.
kek
Takes like one or two try to get past that lottery.
Lottery seems like a massive pain in the ass.
Also, might be the touhou effect.
And tits.
Meh.
Depends for those who -wants- to play (instead of complaining about popularity). Not like the game even wants gaijins playing it.
Imagine if it actually opened for international ppl.
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Tsamari
C.E.O of Pancakes
Zamor wrote...
I ship ships.Can I come on to this ship?
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
People will die for their ship.That makes it all understandable now. Since time immemorial, men have loved ships dearly, just as they do women. Hence why ships are female.
For some reason, I never connected the dots.
Why can't my friends get this when I say it!?!?
Maybe they never truly cared about history classes? I loved history, and the process of calling ships "she"s probably started during the Greek Golden Age. I believe it started with Hera, as she was the goddess associated with empires, and you can't have an empire without controlling the seas. And we named ships "she"s out of respect for Hera, I bet.
But enough of that now. :3
And here I thought it was because they were always wet and full of seamen.
a great man once said: A Admiral always goes down on his Ship.
I think I may know that man.
He is a great man, that can do no wrong, and ever word he says has a story and meaning to it.
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Tsamari wrote...
Zamor wrote...
I ship ships.Can I come on to this ship?
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
People will die for their ship.That makes it all understandable now. Since time immemorial, men have loved ships dearly, just as they do women. Hence why ships are female.
For some reason, I never connected the dots.
Why can't my friends get this when I say it!?!?
Maybe they never truly cared about history classes? I loved history, and the process of calling ships "she"s probably started during the Greek Golden Age. I believe it started with Hera, as she was the goddess associated with empires, and you can't have an empire without controlling the seas. And we named ships "she"s out of respect for Hera, I bet.
But enough of that now. :3
And here I thought it was because they were always wet and full of seamen.
a great man once said: A Admiral always goes down on his Ship.
I think I may know that man.
He is a great man, that can do no wrong, and ever word he says has a story and meaning to it.
Morgan Freeman?
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Tsamari
C.E.O of Pancakes
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
Zamor wrote...
I ship ships.Can I come on to this ship?
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
Tsamari wrote...
Zandorf wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
People will die for their ship.That makes it all understandable now. Since time immemorial, men have loved ships dearly, just as they do women. Hence why ships are female.
For some reason, I never connected the dots.
Why can't my friends get this when I say it!?!?
Maybe they never truly cared about history classes? I loved history, and the process of calling ships "she"s probably started during the Greek Golden Age. I believe it started with Hera, as she was the goddess associated with empires, and you can't have an empire without controlling the seas. And we named ships "she"s out of respect for Hera, I bet.
But enough of that now. :3
And here I thought it was because they were always wet and full of seamen.
a great man once said: A Admiral always goes down on his Ship.
I think I may know that man.
He is a great man, that can do no wrong, and ever word he says has a story and meaning to it.
Morgan Freeman?
The one and only.
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Room101
Waifu Collector
The whole "Ship is a girl" thing is predominantly an English-speaking thing though. And Japanese I guess, since some of the names are ambiguous enough.
In German or virtually all Slavic languages though, "warship" is an explicitly male term, hence pretty much every surface warship made in these parts is actually a dood.
In German or virtually all Slavic languages though, "warship" is an explicitly male term, hence pretty much every surface warship made in these parts is actually a dood.
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Cinia Pacifica
Ojou-sama Writer
Room101 wrote...
The whole "Ship is a girl" thing is predominantly an English-speaking thing though. And Japanese I guess, since some of the names are ambiguous enough. In German or virtually all Slavic languages though, "warship" is an explicitly male term, hence pretty much every surface warship made in these parts is actually a dood.
Regardless, Southern Princess is still a dick at E-3.
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Room101
Waifu Collector
Given that IJN was America's bitch for better part of the war, no surprise there.
Abyssals are the true heroes, filthy Japs go home.
Abyssals are the true heroes, filthy Japs go home.
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Enos29 wrote...
As my 6th Bonus Claim i claim Nelliel Tu Odelschwanck from Bleach.
Spoiler:
PumpJack McGee wrote...
When making your claim- don't tip people off about this bonus by avoiding incriminating terminology such as 'bonus', 'extra', 'secret', etc.
I am now adding to the requirements that you find and copy/paste that original post in order to qualify.
Seriously people, it's not rocket surgery.
All those who claimed already are fine. Just for any from hereon.
