He's been in pain before, but this is different.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Maybe it was beauce I've recent binged watch Diamond is Unbreakable but that whole "Steven's" scene kinda reminded me of this
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Why would that be illegal?
edited 25th Jul '16 4:15:49 PM by randomness4
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I sort of figured Ronaldo's girlfriend was real because I remembered his post for "Love Letters"
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It was just bad timing...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Turns out Ronaldo's girlfriend was in the background of last episode
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She was the ticket distributor from "Lion 2"...
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She was also the ticket booth clerk in "Lion 2: The Movie".
edited 25th Jul '16 4:36:29 PM by FawfulCrump
Hey, anyone else remember near the end of season 1, when the episode credits listed voice actors for Jasper, Ruby, Sapphire, and Malachite weeks before we saw them?
That happened again. I vaguely remember last week's episodes having the episode-specific credits, but this episode's credits listed every character this season, including some we haven't seen yet.
If you want to avoid spoilers, don't look at the version of the credits with the Credits Pushback. If you want to discuss these names, do it in the spoiler thread.
"JANE MY OHIME-SAMA!"
Fantastic episode, after last week was kind of a mixed bag.
Yay for Ronaldo being enjoyable this time.
Yep, Kiki is super adorable. And so is Waitress Pearl.
And can't help but be reminded by the cooking part of that one scene with Undyne in Undertale.
edited 25th Jul '16 4:58:29 PM by AlleyOop
God, "ohime-sama", that's like... "Lord Great Princess"?
EDIT: (Yes
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edited 25th Jul '16 4:49:50 PM by thatother1dude
Oh, wow, this episode was even stupider than I thought it would be! And by "stupider" I mean "greater".
I really enjoy these kind of silly episodes. I don't actually like shows that are entirely like that, but some silliness every now and again is great. I also think it works particularly well here because the episodes are so short.
Uh, no, pretty sure that is not it. "Sama" is often translated as "lord", but it is just a politeness suffix. It implies great respect and is just a common thing to attach to "ohime" or any other noble title(or noble people name). The translation would be something akin to "your highness".
edited 25th Jul '16 5:07:17 PM by Heatth

Someone's a fan of Shokugeki no Soma.
edited 25th Jul '16 4:11:03 PM by YamiVizziniX
There is no beginning. There is no end. There is only... Hooty.