Himeaimichu

I roast them all the time, only in Spanish hahaha

I wish I could come up with something clever XD

Mhm. It's especially fun to come up with funny ones, such as mine, "Inugami Kyouko's Messy Corpse Paint". I had a hard time choosing between either that, or "Yukika's lack of singing or management ability". I eventually chose the first because more people know who Kyouko is

It does feel kinda cool to "upgrade" your status 

Congrats!

Well, I second Pho's recommendation of going with the 2014 album, then following up with the 2011 album. All of their albums are good, but I'd say those two are the strongest.

ayyyyye, we could always use more 88kasyo fans! What have you heard so far?

Just dropping by to say that congratulations on discovering the most dope band on earth. Now go and listen to their 2014 album and be amazed.

@CAT5 WE HAVE ONE

I can see the gifs in your signature.

I hope that no one notices the typo and the band keeps with it until releasing a live DVD with it on the name. It'd be awesome.

they already adressed it on twitter

apparently ains made the flyer without gossip knowing about it, so they got really happy when they presented the final flyer to them and they saw that they were going to do a one man there. they didnt even notice it at first but when they did they all burst out in laughter. 

@AimiGen7when you have a family like that, you're under their rule until they pass ownership to your husband.
It's really hard to have any autonomy. Sorry your going through that @Komorebi.

@qotkaYeah because often, two words can mean the same thing, but have a different context

For the first two, 空 also can mean "void", whereas "天" only means the sky or heavens. 
 For the second pair, I'm not sure, but Wiktionary says that one is an alternative form of the other. 

Nah, you join when you're 27 and overdose on a shit ton of drugs

@qotkaYeah because often, two words can mean the same thing, but have a different context

rikai is great but it still gives the same definition for "花" and "華" - sometimes asking a human is the best.

AimiGen7 covered the first one pretty well. 華 is not often used in reference to the actual object of a flower (visual kei song titles might lead you otherwise) and is used more in words/compounds describing beauty, gorgeousness, the quality of being dazzling, while 花 refers only to the plant.

華がある　＝　beauty/美しさがある
花がある　＝　植物の花がある

I still have a long way to get there, lmao

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You are all welcome, my fellow Monochromiums!

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