ばか！バカ！　馬鹿ー月！

In a perfect world, sure. In reality I know that is not the case...-_-

So, outside of the sphere of marketing and business, we can probably fairly safely assume that most people are on autopilot when it comes to these matters. If this is true, can we really call it "idolization?"

So, I re-re-re-re-re-re-....-re realized that the idea of being able to pick up a girl and throw her on my bed then
Also The confusing times of Hocchan.

In other words, she is too perfect for you hocchan.

Or your trying too hard Hocchan...

But...I'm not trying at all....

Exactly. You are trying too hard.

hobogunner wrote:So, I re-re-re-re-re-re-....-re realized that the idea of being able to pick up a girl and throw her on my bed then

Spoiler! :

shower her in stuffed animals and watch her fall asleep makes my heart really, really happy.

Yes, this spoiler was just to make it sound dirty, would you expect any less?

You're surprising pure compared to b0mb, Hocchan.

No matter how dirty I make it sound or manly I try to make myself seem, understand I still go home and

Hey, if it makes you happy, who cares what others think?

Tell that one to murder victims' families and see how far you get.

Sadly, I'm going to have to side with Hex; even though you're taking it to extremes.

I believe nothing has to make sense; although, it is nice if it does. It only matters if it makes sense to you, because in the end, what do you have? Only yourself.

Is it that things do not make sense or do make sense strictly? Or, is it possible that some things are just beyond human comprehension, even if they make perfect sense?

Do you even have yourself though at any given moment? Self changes from moment to moment and is as elusive and fleeting as can possibly be. Again, to somewhat of an extreme, do the mentally disabled have themselves? What makes sense to them, if anything at all?

We can go down this set of tracks forever.

Is that not half of the fun?