Mental Help. A couple months back, I vowed that I hated Google. Really, the only reason I felt this way was because of their plan of a tier-based internet, where they teamed up with Verizon. So I tried to distance myself from Google as much as possible. Everyone else loves it though, and Google is all over the internet, so that's a hard thing to do. Plus, since I don't have a phone, I still use Google Voice to text. Google Chrome is my favorite browser, but I don't use it because it's made by Google. I think Android phones are pretty cool, but I'd never buy one because of Google. I know that all companies have to make money, which is why Google did what they did with that Googlezon plan, so should I just accept Google? Or should I hold my ground because I have a reason to hate Google and the evil superpower they might one day become?
That actually sounds really awesome. I downloaded RPG Maker today, it's loads of fun. I'm making a random comedy game to practice, maybe eventually I can help ya out.
it's because one of my friends is learning it and is really good, and a while ago i lied and told him i knew it, but i don't. now i feel inferior and i wanna learn it. also yeah, i guess. i wanna go to japan sometimes, and plus, my dad thinks it's a good idea because japan is a really smart country that'll be a superpower eventually, if it isn't considered one already.
what are some good websites that teach basic japanese? i'm talking the language itself; romaji; hiragana; katakana; and kanji. halp plz
Our Lord and Savior, Dobby the Free Elf, is a symbol of freedom to oppressed souls everywhere.
We can start a religion. Dobbyism - the belief that a magical house elf is the creator and ruler of the physical world.
Kreacher doesn't even compete with poor, saint-like Dobby. In fact, he was more than a saint. He was a god.
i looked for the reblog button. but there wasn't one.
I actually started to learn Katakana, found out that it was actually really simple, but it wasn't good for me since I was trying to write Japanese words and not English words. Then I talked to a friend and he suggested Hiragana. But I think I'll learn Romaji first just so I can learn the actual language.
Should I learn Romaji first? Or Hiragana/Katakan? Or just learn all of them in so particular order because it doesn't matter?
He's in the ground now. We gave him a proper burial; no magic.
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oh yeah link didn't work, js
