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  1. GLM4475

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    Welcome, welcome, welcome Zense-san to our lair. Enjoy your time and relax here. Feel free to ask/discuss/share anything with us.
  2. Welcome, welcome, welcome BluTornado-san to our lair. Enjoy your time and relax here. Feel free to ask/discuss/share anything with us. Talking about paddles, come to my Reality Marble if you want some.
  3. Welcome, welcome, welcome akaritan-san to our lair. Enjoy your time and relax here. Feel free to ask/discuss/share anything with us. I never saw a simpler and more obvious introduction than yours.
  4. Welcome, welcome, welcome XELESTIAL-san to our lair. Enjoy your time and relax here. Feel free to ask/discuss/share anything with us. By the way, what's your project's name?
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  7. Welcome, welcome, welcome PeteN000b-san to our lair. Enjoy your time and relax here. Feel free to ask/discuss/share anything with us. I see you're quite an active poster for a newcomer. Keep it up!
  8. Welcome, welcome, welcome Earl Grey-san to our lair. Enjoy your time and relax here. Feel free to ask/discuss/share anything with us. Good luck with your project!
  9. Happy birthday kirin777, Yuki-tan, Hobgoblin2014, B0X0R, and SamuelBlea !
  10. Today's trivia: Did you know, the first train (a steam locomotive invented by Richard Trevithick on 21 February 1804 in Wales) reached a top speed of only 8 km/h (5 mph)?
  11. Welcome, welcome, welcome Clint-san to our lair. Enjoy your time and relax here. Feel free to ask/discuss/share anything with us.
  12. Are you sure you want more? The long conversation is all connected so it will be so long if I have to put it all here. I'll put it inside a spoiler. I've marked the beginning of each conversations I ask with big [0], [1], and [2]. While I'm at it, may I ask the translation for those having red font?
  13. Maybe not a preferable solution, but if you really have tried all troubleshootings and still failed to run it normally, how about "downgrading" your OS? This OS is still in its infancy, compatibility problem will always haunt you, mainly when opening/playing old apps.
  14. Hmm, the Archmage finally makes his move, eh? Good luck for you all.
  15. long stick of his. I always hope that the sun would ...
  16. Okay, for the previous question, I have to translate it something along this "You're not the one (who should decide) to refuse me/it.", then? I think it's more like the council president's "I refuse" meaning that he refused Astronomy Club's refusal of accepting the council's request (if Airi were to accept Sou's forceful words). Am I wrong? For the last two questions, 1) Really, that's the only context I have. In short, the Vice President was saying that Nagisa is "築いています"-ing an impregnable position within the school. Looking at her previous sentence, It is a rather indirect saying that she's 築いています-ing something (which is Hanamiya Club by making good use of it as an intelligent bureau of some sort). That's why Sou asked, "Senpai, what exactly are you 築いちゃってる-ing?". Then Nagisa anwered by saying "A group of lovely boys and girls." You can see that boys and girls here refer to Hanamiya Club's members. The next Kenny asked, "Wasn't it a fan club?". Lastly, the vice president answered, "At first it seemed to be the purpose of the club, but nowadays they move as she wishes them to, as a special intelligent bureau.". I also think to translate it as building up the time I read Vice President's first sentences. But, when Nagisa answered Sou's question by "A group of lovely boys and girls.", building up would sound weird, right? That's when I decided to ask your help. What should I translate 築いています and 築いちゃってるんですか into? 2) Long story short, the vice president was describing astronomy club's member one by one. When she was describing Sou, she just described him 適当に . Sou asked her to add Sou's good points on her description. She asked him, "how about the one having Tsukkomi role in the club?". Of course she meant tsukkomi as "to retort" here. After some chatters (which doesn't really give any context for my question), you get the conversation I'm asking, mainly talking about Sou's Tsukkomi ability. For now I'm translating it as: Nagisa 「If a rumor saying "he goes around and does tsukkomi in various places" were to spread, he would instantly be known as "Sou the Tsukkomi man"」 Airi 「That's right, he would look so cool just like in a Yankee manga, wouldn't he.」 Sou 「Wait, you two in there …… If you two go spreading such a rumor, I'll tsukkomu (stick) something outrageous into that mouth of yours!」 It's clear that Nagisa and Airi were being ambigous on purpose. You can see that it's hard to translate tsukkomi here without a TL note.
  17. In the first place, is there any general things to dfferentiate between "dumb" and "smart" creatures? After all they're different, have their own habit, pattern of thinking (if they do think), instinct, also their own pluses and minuses. Maybe they're "dumb" in doing some things, but maybe they're "smart" in doing some other things. Even in humans, each individual is different. There are some of them who excel in cooking, or doing sports, or singing, acting, or other things. Just because they can't solve an arithmetic or algebraic problem, then will all of them be called as "dumb"? Hmm, I'm not sure about Wikipedia. After all, everyone can edit Wiki's entries. Though there are some requirements to edit entries, it's still rather easy to edit some entries. Also there are many people complaint because they got an F on their reports because using Wikipedia as their resource. All of the professors in my college doesn't even accept Wiki's entries as a valid source. Good work finding them man, even though I'm not a fan of evolution theory, it's still interesting to read articles like this sometime.
  18. Yeah, I guess I was getting too emotional. But still, please don't talk about such games, at least to me. I'm glad that I have many sisters, and I have nice parents that still able to feed us, educate us, and give affection to us even though they're not actually rich or wealthy. Thanks to that, my sisters are lovely creatures, smart, dilligent, pure and innocent.
  19. Hmm, I perfectly understand the saying "like talking to a stone" now. Edit: Or was it a brick wall? "Like talking to brick wall" then.
  20. I was on my way home when I saw a kitten slept so peacefully near my room. It's not unusual to saw a scenery of a cat sleeping but somehow I wonder, do animals dreams when they sleep? We saw in film/movies/mangas/cartoons that they do dream. But all of those are things human made. We should ask themselves to really know the answer. But then how could we ask them that question and understand the answer when we don't understand their language? Then it's only opinions we have about it. Even so, I want to know your opinion on this. If you think they do dream, what kind of dream they have?
  21. Today's trivia: Did you know that on average, you breathe 23,000 times a day?
  22. Hmm, I see, well, I'll let the impulse go if I have to. But I still can see that "refuse" is usable for these three sentences: "Go refuse it immediately!" "I refuse!" "YOU are the one refused?" I think those words conveys the VN's message pretty nicely, don't you think so? (surely I wouldn't be able to came up with those without your help, thank you!) I want to add some more questions, but may I? Oh, I may? I knew you guys are good people. Then, let me ask these: 1) 【副会長】 「また……華宮会なる独自の情報部隊を駆使し、  校内では不動の地位を築いています」 【奏】 「あの……先輩、何を築いちゃってるんですか!」 【凪沙】 「ふふっ、可愛い子たちよ」 【ケニー】 「ファン倶楽部じゃないのか?」 【副会長】 「当初はその目的だったようですが、  現在は彼女の意のままに動く、特殊情報部隊です」 That's for the context, what I want to ask is what should I translate 築いています and 築いちゃってるんですか into? I searched up some dictionaries but either one of "fabricate;build;construct" or "build; to pile up; to amass" doesn't sound right for the conversation above. 2) 『色々な所に突っ込んで回る』って噂を流せば、  『ツッコミの奏』としてすぐに定着するわね 【愛理】 「そうね、ヤンキー漫画みたいで格好いいじゃない」 【奏】 「待てっ、そこの二人……そんな噂を流しやがったら、  その口にとんでもないものを突っ込むぞ!」 The point is that they're being ambiguous about the term tsukkomi (突っ込み; ツッコミ). What is the best way to translate tsukkomi? Should I add a TL note? Thanks in advance.
  23. Giving me that link, what's your intention? Are you trying to pick a fight with me? Say, if I really were a siscon, why should I play those games, I have the "real ones" after all. If you have many sisters like me, you would understand that such games are mere fantasies of those who doesn't have any sister, or have some screws loose. I love all of my sisters, as a brother! You should have at least 4 sisters with different ages to understand what being a brother really is for me. If you have less than 4, how about trying to ask your parents?
  24. Hmm, after reading all I've said, you still don't get what I mean, huh? Okay, I'll say it in easier words to understand: The term "could fit" which I used is based on each planet's respective volume only (regardless of their 3D geometry). That's why I used containers as an imagery comparison. To entertain some people who are curious , I'll show you these numbers which are used to determine how big a planet is compared to the others: Planet Biggest Diameter Surface Area Volume Mercury 4,879 km 17.48 x 107 km2 6.083 x 1010 km3 Venus 12,100 km 4.6 x 108 km2 9.38 x 1011 km3 Earth 12,742 km 5.1 x 108 km2 1.08 x 1012 km3 Mars 6,792 km 1.45 x 108 km2 1.63 x 1011 km3 Jupiter 143,000 km 6.22 x 1010 km2 1.43 x 1015 km3 Saturn 120,536 km 4.27 x 1010 km2 8.27 x 1014 km3 Uranus 51,118 km 8.1 x 109 km2 6.83 x 1013 km3 Neptune 49,500 km 7.64 x 109km2 6.25 x1013 km3 By doing an easy calculation, you can see that: The volume of all planets (except Jupiter) = 6.083 x 1010 km3 + 9.38 x 1011 km3 + 1.08 x 1012 km3 + 1.63 x 1011 km3 + 8.27 x 1014 km3 + 6.83 x 1013 km3 + 6.25 x1013 km3 = 9.60 × 1014 km3 As you can see on the list, Jupiter's volume is 1.43 x 1015km3 > 9.60 × 1014 km3 Therefore, all the other planets in our solar system could fit inside Jupiter (volume-wise). If you use biggest diameter, 3D geometry (for this geometry you must NOT assume that planets are sphere or ball-shaped, their actual shape will be more like the shape of an egg) or surface area as the way to compare each planets, my argument still stays true. I said volume-wise after all.
  25. Ok, dowolf-san. I'll take your suggestion for the first sentence. For the second sentence, how about this? "Go and refuse it immediately!" "I refuse!" "So YOU are the one who refuse?"
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