i was just looking through some of my old posts and... wow
apologies to anyone who knew me in 2009, seriously. i strive to overcome my past weebishness and create a new future for myself as a kbbs user and as a person
and as a dragon

(it probably hasn't helped my case that i was in japan like... five days ago?)

have you guys had any memorable weeb experiences since i last saw you?

i do think that at the ages of 12-13 we did have an excuse to be weebs (i joined kbbs when i was 12? i think? woah) but then when you get older there is 0 reason for that...
i almost want to dig up my old emails since that was the only way i communicated with friends back in 2009, but i dread what i'll find there so i'm going to pass for now

show me your weeb posts do it do it

I'm sure I have weeb posts somewhere on here. Where else would they be?

It's okay, I feel the same way for about 90% of my posts. Nothing you can really do about it, but accept it and move on.

This is why I choose Pokemon that don't evolve. PACHIRISU YEAAAAAH!

I know I'm dumb. I will happily take off the filter around here because I know that y'all are wack and cool and I can just be the anything if the support is strong with this one.

Weebing is fun! I can't stob crying puckets of tears!

I keep getting weirded out by teenage weebs being massive fanboys/girls of random content on Youtube. I mean I like myself some east-asian cartoons I'm not gonna lie, but they make it a fucking religion and have verbal arguments what the fuck. There is way too much stuff to become overly defensive for one thing. And yet I fear what they do is more according to human nature. That culture they like is just a mental model in their own head implied through hours of watching a screen with headphones on - heck same goes for most of us; but they don't realize the lack of interpersonal communication required to add value to culture and make complete fools of themselves defending their idea of cultural identification although at no point it required mutual interaction to conceive. Is that how it should be? Like how everyone just "knows" when you wear a suit you are being serious and up for business, and all you did have to do to know that is to have observed someone in a suit and how they behave?

Sorry for starting a serious discussion on an exhausting topic. >_>

learning about anything requires the willingness and ability to discard what you think you already know in order to truly learn

My favorite related quote from YouTube: "xxxsong made by Hatsune Miku"

"made by"

"made by"

"made by"

I FEEL YOU I GET SO PISSED OFF WHEN PEOPLE DON'T CREDIT THE PRODUCERS?????? i'm really into the producer scene and i'm so upset that people don't actually see how much effort is put into the songs, and how songs by the same producer have a certain common feel to them, and how some of them use the same artist for the PV, and how producers' sounds influence each other as time goes by, and how the trends in the vocarankings evolve depending on the new vocaloids that are being used by old producers or the new producers who are making breakout hits and how they interact and ALSO how every. single. vocaloid producer. is an adorable, nerdy, enthusiastic and thankful little dork.

i'm sorry i'm a vocaloid weeb if you get me started i will not stop talking

a lot of vocaloid producers are actually more public figures now, and even if you don't know what they look like you can understand their personality from their tweets, song production comments, and occasional livestreams. it really takes some investigation to get to know them, which is another thing i guess?

I have seen Dixie Flatline in person twice.  He is actually pretty cool people, seems like.  Just humble respectful fan who has a story to share.

When you go to lots of conventions you have those sorts of opportunities. I only go to two every year, icy goes to many more than I do. I don't know how he does it, money becomes an issue for me (though it won't be after October).

Amaze.  Amaze so amaze.

YOU KNOW WHAT ICY, SCREW YOU.
i've always wanted to meet him, he's been doing lots of live events and like 3 of my friends have met him and i'm sad because he created the one vocaloid song that is the most important to me and ; A;

Both of the times I have seen him were with Sock.  So you clearly need to get out to Anime Expo. |3  But seriously, JBF and the sequel are just <3<3<3.

When you go to lots of conventions you have those sorts of opportunities. I only go to two every year, icy goes to many more than I do. I don't know how he does it, money becomes an issue for me (though it won't be after October).

I have a mini-experience (less money spend, more people in room, drive to location during day of convention) when I'm not attending cons with you - I use it as a friend hang-out time tool.  I also don't spend my monies on as many figures, and gainful employment and being 30 and junk helps. Ehehe.   Doesn't matter, though, my bank account is still hurting.

Is anyone else going to MikuExpo this year? I'm going with my S.O. and two other friends and if any of you are there it would be a blast

Icy and I have VIP tickets, so yes, we'll be there at some point.

Yeah I probably should have mentioned that. The Saturday event in LA is the one we're attending.