http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57hSqLLfOv4
I saw and thought of Sono-kitty :3
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57hSqLLfOv4
I saw and thought of Sono-kitty :3
That's adorable.
lol, there's a youtube topic and stuff...but yeah, I fell victim to the cuteness as well (saw it before opening this topic earlier today).
I think that I suffered an stroke from the adorablity.
Back in the day, a friend I shared a house with had a little ginger kitten just like that.
I still miss that cat.
Picture of a cat with a overdone poor-grammar caption in five... four... three... two...
Scottish Fold...so cute...
I'm going to hold off responding until I can articulate something other than Omishlookitislilfacefacelilfatseskittens.
http://www.macrocats.com/wp-content/...11/mc11075.jpgOriginally Posted by BRP
DENIED!
Oh God that was too cute.
ok so that vid has gotten over 100,000+ hits in the last 2 and a half hours >_>
Awwwww that kitty is fucking adorable. We should call it Nermal!!
Originally Posted by Tyche
I immediately thought of that also Tyche lol.
Made me think of this, with the big eyes:
Grova Nostra-The Rabbits
jesus fucking christ @ all the weaboos posting in the youtube comments. "KAWAII!!!!" /vomit
Well, it is a Japanese video by a Japanese poster. In this context, its no more unusual than a Japanese person posting a comment under an english video saying "Cute!"Originally Posted by MisterBob
Or at least, you wouldn't think so.
Maybe if you haven't heard of this.Originally Posted by Khamsin
edit: the all caps and four '!'s don't help either.
Oh god, it reminds me of the "I baked you a cookie" cat (lolcaptioncats.) So adorable yet so sad. :D![]()
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I know what a wapanese is, but even though there are people like that, I still don't see the difference between a native english speaker saying "kawaii!" under a Japanese video, and a native japanese speaker saying "cute!" under an English video. This is because, in this case, there is appropriate context for using a japanese word when its not your native language.Originally Posted by Charla
To me, wapanese is more about obsessing over Japanese culture, and just speaking Japanese out of context for no reason at all. Like a white guy saying "kawaii!" under an english video, or if I tipped some white guy in a steak restaurant in LA and he said "arigatou".
I just OD'd on the cute. >.<