kurotsuguu replied to your post: narumi and raidou
kurotsuguu replied to your post: narumi and raidou
toast from takeout
Anonymous asked: narumi and raidou
who uses all the hot water in the morning narumi
what they order from take out toast
what is the most trivial thing they fight over i have no idea
who does most of the cleaning raidou
what has a season pass in their DVR 1920s japan
who controls the netflix queue 1920s japan
who calls up the landlord when the heat’s not working raidou
who steals the blankets narumi
who leaves their stuff around narumi
who remembers to buy the milk raidou
who remembers anniversaries narumi…i think…
leave a ship in my ask and i will tell youwho is the big spoon/little spoonwhat is their favorite non-sexual activity
who uses all the hot water in the morning
what they order from take out
what is the most trivial thing they fight over
who does most of the cleaning
what has a season pass in their DVR
who controls the netflix queue
who calls up the super/landlord when the heat’s not working
who steals the blankets
who leaves their stuff around
who remembers to buy the milk
who remembers anniversaries
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penguindumbs
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OLD PEN ART ON MY DASH TODAY IS A GOOD DAY
NOPENOPENOPE
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I can’t believe I haven’t drawn the Dolorosa before orz I’m a bad homestuck.
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A broment.
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im sernenadnig you jane
*sernanadning
*serenading
♪ when will that fucking cake be done ♫
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This just might be the greatest discovery I’ve made since rikaichan, guys.
To quote:
“Capture2Text enables language learners to:
Optical Character Recognition (OCR)
Allows the user to quickly snapshot a small portion of the screen, OCR it
and (by default) save the result to the clipboard.”This means that you can screenshot any Japanese text in any image, and have the text converted to your standard copy-paste so that you can look up the word. No furigana? No problem. Now, this is especially great for reading Manga in Japanese! Instead of spending five minutes poring through a kanji dictionary to find the meaning of a single word, it takes three seconds to OCR the text and look it up. I’ve been using this since yesterday, and it works like a charm.
And this isn’t only Japanese, there’s also support for 30+ other languages! Woo!
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