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Attuah, Chikushou ofu Fukushuu


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in English' date=' it means ''Attuah, Beast of Revenge''[/quote']

 

No it doesn't. it means Attuah, Beast's Revenge. >.>

 

Also, the image won't show up.

 

please, stop it already, I don't know how ''of'' is spell in Japanese

 

and it won't? try refreshing the page, I'm using an new uploading site now

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Well then perhaps you should stop using Japanese, unless you now what your saying. it's really annoying to people who do know. "no" after a word ALWAYS makes it a possessive. "watashi no" (mine), "anata no" (your's) "dare no" (who's), "merisa no" (Melissa's) etc.

 

**And I've refreashed the page like, seven times now.

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Well then perhaps you should stop using Japanese, unless you now what your saying. it's really annoying to people who do know. "no" after a word ALWAYS makes it a possessive. "watashi no" (mine), "anata no" (your's) "dare no" (who's), "merisa no" (Melissa's) etc.

 

**And I've refreashed the page like, seven times now.

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Well then perhaps you should stop using Japanese' date=' unless you now what your saying. it's really annoying to people who do know. "no" after a word ALWAYS makes it a possessive. "watashi no" (mine), "anata no" (your's) "dare no" (who's), "merisa no" (Melissa's) etc.

 

**And I've refreashed the page like, seven times now.

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perhaps you should just not comment my cards who have this kinda style? I mean, seriously, it's not like you are forced to comment it

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Well then perhaps you should stop using Japanese' date=' unless you now what your saying. it's really annoying to people who do know. "no" after a word ALWAYS makes it a possessive. "watashi no" (mine), "anata no" (your's) "dare no" (who's), "merisa no" (Melissa's) etc.

 

**And I've refreashed the page like, seven times now.

[/quote']

 

perhaps you should just not comment my cards who have this kinda style? I mean, seriously, it's not like you are forced to comment it

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Well then perhaps you should stop using Japanese' date=' unless you now what your saying. it's really annoying to people who do know. "no" after a word ALWAYS makes it a possessive. "watashi no" (mine), "anata no" (your's) "dare no" (who's), "merisa no" (Melissa's) etc.

 

**And I've refreashed the page like, seven times now.

[/quote']

 

perhaps you should just not comment my cards who have this kinda style? I mean, seriously, it's not like you are forced to comment it

 

You also don't have to make cards with Japanese names, this card would have been much better off left in English. It didn't sound like an Otakutard with the English, it actually seemed quite appealing, IMO. (Plus it made more sense.

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Well then perhaps you should stop using Japanese' date=' unless you now what your saying. it's really annoying to people who do know. "no" after a word ALWAYS makes it a possessive. "watashi no" (mine), "anata no" (your's) "dare no" (who's), "merisa no" (Melissa's) etc.

 

**And I've refreashed the page like, seven times now.

[/quote']

 

perhaps you should just not comment my cards who have this kinda style? I mean, seriously, it's not like you are forced to comment it

 

You also don't have to make cards with Japanese names, this card would have been much better off left in English. It didn't sound like an Otakutard with the English, it actually seemed quite appealing, IMO. (Plus it made more sense.

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