Well that was... different.

You spelled Yea wrong
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/yea

Edit: Is it supposed to cut off like that at the end?

Who cares? None of this shit is real.

Never saw Hurricaneger but these are always cool to see.

Been watching your subs since Gokaiger. Thanks for all the memories.

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No. Never again.

About the youtube channel post a while ago: I didn't even know you had one. Maybe you should link to it on the front page or something.

What's the difference between sempai and senpai? Nothing. It's 先輩 (せんぱい), which is strictly romanized as se-n-pa-i. However, when the n is before a plosive consonant such as p or b, the sound naturally turns into more of an m sound. Hence why it's totally okay to romanize it as sempai, since that's...

What's the difference between sempai and senpai?

Bit of a heads up, a little bit in and it seems like a sequel to Zenkaiger vs Kiramager vs Sempaiger. I think I'll hold off watching this for a bit. bitbitbitbitbit

I've heard "your x are in the minus" plenty of times before. Then again, I'm not American.

They're saying the word "minus" can it be translated as "in the red"?

Just a heads up to everyone. I guess digital came out way before the Bluray.

I've never had gnocchi with any filling or sauces, so I'd say it is similar to the plain kind then. :shock: Like, you just boil them and eat them? No pasta sauce or even just butter? I guess. It's how my mom used to make them. It was just a nice plain comfy thing that when you wanted something easy...

Is kibi dango Japanese gnocchi? Not really, it's traditionally eaten as-is, without any sort of sauce or filling. Honestly it's more like Lembas bread, lots of nutrients, fill you up, easy to carry, doesn't spoil easily. I've never had gnocchi with any filling or sauces, so I'd say it is similar to...