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ぴんぷるぱんぷるろりぽっぷん、マジカルマジカルるんらら、そ~れ~、にゃう~~うん

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Serving up both kinds of moe

Japanese website offers assistance to UK

Posted Nov 30, 08:57 PM by Ayu to 2ch (2ch), WTF (にゃんでやねん)

It seems the old people over in Europe are bouncing around the ideas of flag changing malarkey. Although, if this seems like a bunch of hubbub to you then read the article of Union Flag on wikipedia. If reading isn’t your thing, and I know this is the case for a lot of you, then here is a simple image to make sense of it all for you.

Now if this seems like something that a wet footed foreigner shouldn’t care about, then you’re right. I feel like I’ve wasted my time reading and now writing about this. But I might as well finish what I’ve started here. So then if you’re wondering why I’m bothering to write do read on.

Right, straight to the point then. A rather large community Japanese website rooted in the bad sort of otaku people that have become somewhat common over there, aka 2ch (its just a message board, it bears few similarities to the horrible popular American website that ends in chan). yes-anyways- 2ch, (or some thread there on) decided that they would help out. And so they began flooding (not literally) the box of a popular British news organization. Which happens to feature this same article, but more properly written and formatted. Except I’ve taken all the needless British back story and tossed it into the river and replaced it with my own.

More designs can be seen at the British news organization website, not all of them are rooted in comic nature and there have been useful suggestions. Although, something tells me that even if changed it will resemble their current design scheme as seen in the earlier diagram.


Comments

  1. Nov 30, 11:42 PM

    Crisu Says:

    roflmao, it’s Louise.

    And that logo from Gurren Lagann is on the UK news site. And they don’t realize where it’s from. XD Awesome.

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