"The Concorde had what was called a Boop-Snoot. The snoot would be booped."

This one almost did me in when I first looked at it. The more I watch it, the cuter it becomes.

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Gross...wait

Looks like Chinatsu-chan has a serious competitor.

The two situations are nowhere near similar in that caring for a small animal takes nowhere near the resources of caring for a human being who has free will.

I'm not really seeing the relevance here.

People who feed stray animals of any type without the intent of somehow finding them a home or even bringing them into theirs are just being selfish. They get to feel better about themselves or assuage their guilt without taking any real responsibility for the well-being of the animal.

...you do realise this is pure Nirvana fallacy right? "If you can't do something about the impossibly large big picture you shouldn't do such small things you're capable of either" which is bullshit reasoning and basically just an excuse to do nothing.

Also nice arbitrary assumptions of other peoples' motives.

A human being has the free will to determine whether they want a better life, and the motivation (or not) to make it happen. Getting help from people is great, and encouraged, but it is ultimately THEIR responsibility. An animal cannot make that choice, especially if it didn't grow up having to scavenge for food or learn to hunt. That is why it's relevant.

Also, I don't care what fallacy you want to attribute to it, it doesn't change the fact that not taking the time out of your life to even try to find a home for an animal that is without one and just giving it some food is a selfish act to make you feel better about yourself. There is no "impossibly large big picture." You either help, or you decide not to. Feeding an animal reinforces its dependence on people, and unless you plan to always go and feed that animal, there isn't a point. You're prolonging its suffering, and you might as well have used the time you spent giving it food to find it a home. I've never found a stray animal and simply given it some food and left. Every single time, I've either found its owner, found it a home, or given it to our local no-kill shelter. Acting like people aren't capable of doing something so small but meaningful is what's the real bullshit.

why is everyone a simp in this story

Projection

I don't understand this manga at all. How is it Himari's fault that Shiro abandoned its kitten? Why is feeding a stray cat lumped in with abandoning one yourself? The messaging about taking responsibility makes sense of neglecting an adopted cat, but I don't see how it pertains to feeding strays at all.

Same here, can anyone explain?

Some people are pretty harsh towards this question. In their opinion, when you feed a stray cat but have no intentions to adopt it, you're just contributing with the abandon.

It's more or less the same mindset of those who say that if you help people who live in the streets (by giving them food, clothes, hygiene products, etc.), you're just contributing to their "laziness" for finding a job and such.

Of course there's a fine line between these two situations, but the idea behind both of them tends to have the same foundation: contributing to the "problem" and not solving it at all. Sad but true, unfortunately.

The two situations are nowhere near similar in that caring for a small animal takes nowhere near the resources of caring for a human being who has free will. People who feed stray animals of any type without the intent of somehow finding them a home or even bringing them into theirs are just being selfish. They get to feel better about themselves or assuage their guilt without taking any real responsibility for the well-being of the animal.

Chart update when?

When six-dimensional charts are able to be mapped to two-dimensional space.

"So, like, get to it you two. I'm not leaving until your tongues are in each others' throats."

Really can't wait for some ball to finally drop between these two sisters.

Futa reveal incoming?

N O

Iz a joke, son.

Looking forward to a Saya no Uta-type ending where Kisaki has had enough of the bullying from the normies and sprouts flowers that release a pollen that's lethal to everyone except Chisato. Then they join together into a single tree of life, bringing about a new age without the disgusting humans.

Really can't wait for some ball to finally drop between these two sisters.

Futa reveal incoming?

Today in totally-not-related-to-anything-at-all-but-something-I-found-hilarious-and-awesome-at-the-same-time news, Hot Dad's music video for his cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Everywhere." I loved this song growing up, and he does a great job recreating it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dv49hvZBCAk

@Linterdiction - It's a brown-skinned bunny girl, of course people are going to draw parallels with chocolate Easter rabbits. Save your indignant outrage for Twitter.

To be completely honest, I didn't even consider this once I saw the BDSM and Drama tags together. But after reading it, I don't think Drama is even warranted here. This is actually more like a dark fantasy comedy, and fairly entertaining, too.

Everyone else seems pretty much up in the air. Hinase, Kaname and Nakatani have this whole weird maybe love triangle thing going on.

N O, no love triangle, I'm fucking tired with that event

Be sure to contact the author so they can change the story for you.

Oooh.

The fact that they showed up in an (extra) fictional context made me disregard them entirely, lol

This is exactly why I don't count it as a male appearing in Yuru Yuri.

Some (likely) scammer tried to call mom and get her to install what I think was ransomware. Thankfully I was there otherwise she'd likely end up with malware and a stolen credit card...

That's why I don't even pick up my phone unless it's a number that's already in my contacts, or I'm expecting a call at that time.

Что плохого в использовании других языков?

These two I could do without

Do tell.

she need to put her daughter into a psychiatric hospital

You need to stop acting like these are actual human beings.

I thought pairing tags are not series-specific.

They are if more than one series has the exact same names in a pairing.

^ I agree. Not necessarily longer, but definitely darker.

Kind of hoping for a dodecahedratron

Sure, but normally children wanting to fuck their parents is where everyone draws the line. Yuuki has only gotten bolder over time while Sayaka does nothing to rein her in.

That really just points to Sayaka not actually being opposed to it, but worried about other people finding out. Which in their case would probably be a PR disaster for the company.