Project Haruhi

ROBOT

FANATIC

CAMAROS

xsirhc wrote:CAMAROS

* did you mean ca⋅mau⋅ros ?
   /kəˈmaʊroʊ/ [kuh-mou-roh] –noun, plural -ros. Roman Catholic Church.
a crimson velvet cap trimmed with ermine, worn by the pope on non liturgical occasions.*

*If so ....*

WORN

IN


[no. I infact meant the chevrolet kind...]

BOWLING

GREENS

[i do actually like that car... especially the more recent one 8D]

COLOURED

LOVE-HEART
[...]

PIE

(Mmm, Love-Heart Pie... just like my broodmother used to make)

[is it just me or... actually... it's probably just me, never mind]

FILLING

[not going there...]

ACRES

OF

EVIL

CLASSROOMS

[momma make it ALL better]

WITH
[は゛かとり]

[wat?]

EQUALLY

STUPID
[woops wrong language >< sry]
[i said stupid chinken's]

[chinkens? wat? Also... baka is written in katakana, not hiragana... hence i didn't read it as that]

PUPILS

WHO
[sry but....its written in hiragana...because its a japanese word.....im confused now lets leave that alone now ><)

[Japanese has 3 character sets... Hiragana can be considered the basic form, i guess so most kanji is fine in hiragana. Katakana is used for onomatopoeia, non japanese names/words and a few other things. Unlike kanji, katakana can't really be swapped with hiragana and still make much sense. At least, that's what I'm led to believe. I could be corrected by someone else, of course.]

MISBEHAVE

Japanese has 3 character sets... Hiragana can be considered the basic form, i guess so most kanji is fine in hiragana. Katakana is used for onomatopoeia, non japanese names/words and a few other things. Unlike kanji, katakana can't really be swapped with hiragana and still make much sense

[no, thats pretty spot on]


ALOT

[then put baka in katakana next time :p]

, USUALLY

[Maikeru was (almost) right the first time. Baka is written in hiragana since it's a Japanese word, not a foreign loanword or onomatopoeia. Therefore, the kanji for what he wrote would be 馬鹿鳥 (ばかとり). The only mistake was that とり is bird, not chicken. Chicken is 鶏 (にわとり) when referring to the bird, or 鳥肉 (とりにく) when referring to the meat.]

TEACHING

(sry ryoko, i went and looked up the word, and your right thank you very much for your help)
CARAMELLDANSEN
[yes thats the 3rd anime (kinda anime anyway) i know of by heart >< yea im sad]

[ぜんぜん。I suspect that とり and にわとり are often used interchangeably in contemporary slang. However, next time you need to insult someone, just call them a　馬鹿者 (ばかもの)]

PHONOLOGY

[hehehehe]

TO

[i need someone (more than one) to shout at for thinking it's katakana... i've been told the same a few times]

INFANTILE

TWITS

COMPOSED