Where’s the best place to read the Jibaku Shouned Hanako-Kun manga?
Verovanje u vilenjake
Vilenjaci predstavljaju veoma važan deo nacionalnog folklora za Islanđane, koji u velikoj većini zaista veruju u njihovo postojanje. Objašnjenje kaže da su to mitska bića koja donose sreću. Islanđani čvrsto veruju da oni žive u kamenitim predelima, raspolažu magičnim moćima i priređuju poteškoće onima koji ne čine dobro.
Just doing some research on Iceland and elves 
dumbass fckng b*tch
oopsies i dunno yall
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soirée
@/Tellyg47 the way I behave is apparently stereotypical for my personality type eyessparklesgreen_heartno_mouth
@Duckling
Hmm I’m pretty sure there’s only one Hanna. Your personality is what makes you different sparkles
Discord conversation yesterday 
I was trying to quote a post
did you know there’s a @/hanna now?
On here?
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Yep
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Welcome to the forums then, @Hanna 
https://www.deviantart.com/chaoticdeluge/art/The-Good-Witch-751073077
Oh hey. Deloogie art
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Eyemazing 
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“Can’t we just talk?
Can’t we just talk?
Talk about where we’re goin’
Before we get lost
Let me out first
Can’t get what we want without knowin’
I’ve never felt like this before
I apologize if I’m movin’ too far”
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In my opinion,
Big Wave is an absolutely stellar album, however, it pales in comparison to other great works such as Variety by Mariya Takeuchi. Although they do fit into different subgenres, Big Wave is an album that doesn’t properly define what City Pop is. If anything, I’d say Variety by Mariya Takeuchi fits the position better. Although it’s an album that is rather doo-wop sounding, Variety has beach-y songs, country songs, and ballads. It’s more varied than Big Wave which offers a consistent sound throughout the entire album. Again, I understand that I’ve mentioned thy appeal to different subgenres, I truthfully believe that Big Wave is just a Western album with Tatsuro’s name slapped on it. With that said, Variety by Mariya Takeuchi should be in that spot since it’s much more eclectic and offers a better idea of what exactly city pop is, in my humble opinion.