Ich bin ein perv (hnKd 6/2006)

*NSFW* Many years ago the proudest boast was boku wa otaku de arimasu [I am an otaku]. Today, in the world of anime fandom, the proudest boast is ‘Ich bin ein perv.’ All free anime fans not yet captured by the RCMP, wherever they may live, are citizens of pervdom, and, therefore, as a free anime fan, I take pride in the words ‘Ich bin ein perv!’ (as well as RIN X SABER 4TW!)

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11 Responses to “Ich bin ein perv (hnKd 6/2006)”


  1. 1 Crusader

    Oh nuts my heart just stopped, I am requesting that your blog be made worksafe with appropriate erhem…censorship. Still you guys are blogging brothers. Good to see there is one thing your both can “agree” on.

  2. 2 tj_han86

    All men are perverts. And here, some women are too.

  3. 3 Zyl

    Crusader, I would have thought the title would have been enough warning. LOL But good suggestion, have added Not Safe For Work signs.

    tj_han86, the follow up question I’d like to pose is: Is it better to acknowledge one’s own perviness or to deny its very existence? ;)

  4. 4 Kabitzin

    I like the more accurate tanuki orz-ing!

  5. 5 Crusader

    Sorry, Uncle Sam is looking over my shoulder. I guess I need to learn moonspeak.

  6. 6 DrmChsr0

    Heh.

    But this doesn’t top the idiocy I’ve heard of.

  7. 7 Zyl

    Kabitzin, I’ve come to the conclusion that tanuki orz = facefault!

    Crusader, speaking of Uncle Sam, the ‘moonspeak’ was inspired by JFK.

  8. 8 Stripey

    Now you know why I like to dine with you in obscure coffee shops with spaced out tables…..

  9. 9 Skane

    Not the same… but I remember the stares me and my friends got when we started discussing the best ways to kill people. We were talking about games, and got overexcited.

  10. 10 T_I

    is the Racoon Malay? Or Indonesian?

  11. 11 Zyl

    Stripey, I heard Tai Hwa not so obscure anymore, rediscovered by some TV food program. Heheh.

    Skane, in Singapore, apparently the best way to stop (non-ah beng) pple from staring at you is to look back, smile and wave them real friendly. :D Sure look/run away one.

    T_I, no. It’s just that quite a few bahasa words have entered into common usage in Singapore slang and used by the ethnic Chinese as well.

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