Anime Culture Club

Are you saying weebs are furries?

Ah, this makes so much sense. (soon to be me)

No, trust me, donā€™t like this one.

You bastards :cry:

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Please refer to the flow chart for proper validation.

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Itā€™s more is a meme

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Yeah, I got that much from this.

@oldgek, if I pay you 10 headpats will you actually write a paper on catgirls?

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You sick fuck

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Why not, I wrote my thesis and it was bullshit too :smiley:

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:smiley:

@oldgek:

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I guess I didnā€™t specify that I wanted real ones. :frowning:

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Okay, you going to quakecon?

Letā€™s up the ante!

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I wish I did. But murica is quite far away and I am quite a NEET with limited budget lol.

Fair point. Oh well, I donā€™t know Iā€™ll be able to give you the irl head pats.

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Do I actually need to do research? lol

Your choice. I think it will be an amazing meme regardless of research, but if we did research and got it peer reviewed, I could probably get Berkeley to publish it.

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@anon11544174

Aliens

Cat Planet Cuties
Gatchaman Crowds

There you go, one of those two arenā€™t trash.

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I watched it

Sounds interesting, added to my PTW list

I have no clue about psychology and/or sociology though :confused:

I wish I could write something like that lol. There was an actual paper about aerodynamics of chest sizes in anime or something. Now thatā€™s dedicated weebs.

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Holy shit, thatā€™s awesome.

Just BS something then. It will be awesome regardless!

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Found it:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322530755_Analysis_and_Qualitative_Effects_of_Large_Breasts_on_Aerodynamic_Performance_and_Wake_of_a_Miss_Kobayashi's_Dragon_Maid_Character?channel=doi&linkId=5a5ef35a458515c03ee11245&showFulltext=true

This paper has offered a unique compendium of data providing in-
sight into the effects of a specific physiological feature on the aerody-
namic performance of a human. As such, the results have indicated that
large breasts can be notably aerodynamic through the reduction of drag
and lift. The Flat model incurred a 4% maximum drag increase com-
pared to the Normal model, with an average of approximately 2% span-
ning velocities from 1 to 30 mā‹…s-1. The Flat model also experienced
more lift, with a maximum difference being 32% and averaging 22%.