>>209727

How can you pick against Paul?

>>209736
Paul's German.

>>209746
And he picked Spain for the finale.

>>209747
That's what I mean, he's obviously anti-Holland biased.
We've got someone else on our side, though.

..
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(pleasedon'tlosepleasedon'tlosepleasedon'tlose)

Holland, land o' dikes. But not in the good way.

¡Viva España! Keep Paul from becoming calamari!

>>209754

Paul is apparently better at deciding things than FIFA refs. He chose the winner. Chiyo-Dad will have to eat your soul now.

Just returning here to admit defeat.

I'll never doubt the Oracletopus again.

I was just watching Samurai Champloo again the other day, perhaps the only anime with Hollanders and Spainards. Of course, the Spanish guy was fake, but still, tall blond gay vs. boggle-eyed Jesuit for the final.

>>209756

>Holland, land o' dikes.

Where the little boy stuck his finger in a dyke. And she was none best pleased.

X3

>>209761

>Just returning here to admit defeat.

>I'll never doubt the Oracletopus again.

They're intelligent in ways even the best marine biologists have yet to fathom. Pic related (somewhat). But here's something for Osaka to ponder: It's been discovered that Octopodes (to use the correct plural term; not 'Octopuses' or 'Octopi'/-pae) have just six arms. In long-term observations, biologists have found that, whilst they are very tactile with objects, and even possess problem solving abilities (almost like chimpanzees) they assign **six* specific limbs for this purpose, whereas just two in particular are used in locomotion on the seabed.

So this reinforces the unanswered question: 'If an octopus has eight limbs, why are they called *Ten*tacles?' (indeed, these facts destroys the use of this word, in describing octopus limbs).

Even Cthulhu can go ftaghn himself.

>>209764

You've just reminded me of the miniseries adaptation (with Richard Chamberlain) of James Clavell's classic novel "Shogun". Thanks for the nostalgia bomb.

>>209768

Octopodes are already cute as-is, but count on Japan to turn Paul into a moe-moe octopus.

groan I finally got the joke--Osaka really did say "atashi orenji" in that scene. If only the World Cup involved melon bread and flour-dunking, Holland would have gone home in triumph.

>>209787
I know she said that in the scene where she drifted away, but I guess I don't get the joke here.

>>209789
Orange. It's a fruit and a color.
Of course, if you have to explain a joke, it isn't funny. But don't worry, it wasn't funny to begin with.

>>209756

clearly this image needs to be larger.

>>209802

Seconded.

>>209802

>>209801

>Orange. It's a fruit and a color.
>Of course, if you have to explain a joke, it isn't funny.

And Oranges are not the only fruit. A little literary joke there. Especially keeping in mind >>209808 . And especially TomoxYomi.

horrible sport for horrible people

>>209801
I think what Ralen isn't getting here is that Holland are famous for playing in bright orange, as Vision's images show.

Osaka's just showing her support for the Dutch. "Atashi Orenje!"

>>209829
This.
I eventually figured out it probably had something to do with team uniforms, but I have no idea who wears what.

>>209835
Whoops, missed that you didn't get it, but yeah, saying 'Go Orange' is in this case another way of saying 'Go Holland'.

Well, also, the royal house of Holland is the "House of Orange"--that's why the team wears the colour.

>>209851
Kate?

>>209856

Yup. That's Chapter 75, IIRC, where she goes on a rant about the term describing the fruit to be a lie, as it describes the plant it comes from.

Holland's strategy is to temporarily blind and confuse the rival team.

>>209858
If you can just "IIRC" the specific chapter in which something like this happened, your love for Kate is much stronger than mine.

>>209858
Which term would that be? Orange? Or Mikan?

Everything tends to go full circle, you see? Even if it is through the silliness of French Canadians, things will go full circle.

>>209863
Wait, Kate is French Canadian?
I only ever saw the anime, I never could get into the comic.

>>209860

It probably helps that it was in one of the most recently scanlated chapters.

>>209851

What comic is this?

>>209880
Sketchbook.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gzqGuJY3qc

>>209883
Ohhhh! So nan desu karrrrrrrrrr!? Kanedaaaa!!

>>209883
Starring Osaka's special cousin.

Sometimes I wonder if Sora is the textbook case Aspergers patient, or another type of autisim spectrum disorder.

Dumb question, but how does one get Aspergers and autisim?

>>209909
By having sex with a toilet seat that was used by someone who kissed an infected needle.

>>209909
You don't catch it, you're born with it. My dad clearly has an autism spectrum disorder (albeit not a severe one). I have it slightly but not to a very noticeable degree anymore--it was way worse when I was a kid, so bad people thought I was retarded. Now I'm just a shy-but-funny guy.

Drinking a dog's cum is the cure for Asperger's. It was just on the news.

>>209914
And you don't seem to have Asperger's. Coincidence?

>>209915
Yes, as I do have Asperger's, but I don't intend to take the cure, because I'm allergic to dog dicks.

>>209916

>I'm allergic to dog dicks

And how do you know that?
OMG!!! You've touched the dicks of dogs! You implicitly said it! Nyaaaa-nyaaaa!

>___<

Azu, stop being so hostile and stop trolling/insulting each other. Go back to the normal azu.

>>209923
I don't think any of this is really meant to be taken seriously.

>>209927
I don't thin that was meant to be taken seriously, either.

I had a crush on Kate for the longest time, she's so adorable

>>209915

>And you don't seem to have Asperger's. Coincidence?

But I do have Ass Burgers. I buy them from Osaka. Burgers made from cow's ass. Mmmmmm!

'Now that's a tasty burger!'