Dude, it's funny as hell. Kotaku really needs to feature this on its own article. Gotta push our own.

"Omae wa mahoutsukai desu, Harri-kun."?

Pink hair and cat ears? Somebody's been reading my diary.

God, yes. There's something about this series of notes just makes your heart soar.

Starring this because it's hella rare to see a GIF that fits both the poster's and my own emotions about this so damn viscerally.

Oh, God. This article, and that article where they drew the Mega Evolution of the starters/Mewtwo in the classic art style is making me yearn to do a full playthrough of Pokemon Red (with Charmander, of course) all over again. And the last time I played it (or any Pokemon game) was like what, thirteen years ago? Man.

The first two are definitely uncommon when it comes to the majority (as explained below), though I've definitely met missionaries and itinerant preachers who've sold off or given away anything that's not a necessity, and now basically live off donations while in their line of work. The last one is almost ubiquitously…

You must know very few Christians, then.

I...didn't get the joke. Any explanations?

The only thing I see that's obvious about the Korean one is that he's from before the golden age of plastic surgery...

Wouldn't it be BUSTED! in this case?

Oh my god. Till the end, I still didn't know if he was a highly elaborate troll, or actually serious. That fallout was amazing.

I know exactly how you feel every time I see pictures of Comiket. Everyone there just wants to be the skinny, pale and nerdy looking Asian guy.

I know it's possible; a whole bunch of my buddies did it every year. I'm just saying that you need a lot of training and practice to hit that sort of competency. My bad health meant that I couldn't go on to the combat vocations in the army (and therefore do more advanced marksmanship/live-fire exercises =(), but I…

If he catches you first/unaware from like, more than 1km away though, things would be pretty bummed for you, even if he misses on the first shot.

The cog basically charges energy to a hidden capacitor inside the hilt by conserving a little bit of power every time the sword is swung/has energy transferred through it (like when it hits something or something hits it), and the gauge monitors how much energy is stored. What the sword does when its at full charge…

It's funny to see so many Americans here make a mountain out of a molehill of the Eric's analogy of the pins. Come on fellas, it's just to represent national identity. Let's not read too much into things or get too sensitive.

Did you just insult one of the Four Great Heavenly Kings?

For some reason, I keep reading MLB as "My Little Brony".

While we're on the topic of racism, I had a friend share this from a Facebook page for GTA: