@Keith Mowz  
Neat

@Pagan  
Double checking it’s the other way around faction-wise but yes, the ‘kekeke’ and ‘kek’ thing are coincidental.

@Keith Mowz  
¯*(ツ) */¯

@Pagan  
I thought the source was how the Horde players see alliance players when they say ‘lol’ as ‘kek’.

@HighRollerHydra  
It’s Korean for lol.
 
Top kek.

@Pagan  
What does that even mean?
 
@ShimmeringStallion  
I’m referring to the internet acronym “laugh out loud”.

@HighRollerHydra  
KEK

@HighRollerHydra  
These says, no one’s got lots of love for anyone… ;(

I want to kiss that cute muzzle so bad

@ShimmeringStallion  
It’s sad that nowadays, people seem to forget how to spell the popular internet acronym “LOL”.

@HighRollerHydra  
Meh, culture differences.

@ShimmeringStallion  
And why do they all the higher-ups “senpai”? Shouldn’t they just call them by name?

@HighRollerHydra  
Come ooooon, HighRollerSenpaaaai!
 
… Tch, fine.

@ShimmeringStallion  
No, I’m not comfortable doing that.

@HighRollerHydra  
Just run around anywhere and everywhere with toast in your mouth! People will KNOW you’re busy!

@ShimmeringStallion  
After much online research on the “running to school with toast in your mouth” that I mentioned…I can conclude that it’s so uncommon that doing so in Japan makes you look like an idiot.
 
Or a baka.
 
I’m gonna call my coworkers “baka”. They don’t know Japanese, so I think I can get away with it.

@ShimmeringStallion  
If that’s the case…do Japanese students REALLY eat nothing but a slice of toast on their way to school? Toast isn’t going to fill you up very well until lunch…believe me, I’ve tried.

@HighRollerHydra  
Well I have no dating experience, or socializing experience, so I’m inclined to agree with never meeting someone with a dere-personality… then again, they’re meant to be very overplayed for the sake of animated shows.

@ShimmeringStallion  
Not once did I ever meet a “dere” in my schools. Even the cheerleaders were super-nice, and I never got attacked during my freshman year. (I just got sick of going to football games, where my sister is in the marching band…she plays the saxophone, though she hasn’t since she graduated in 2005)

@HighRollerHydra  
She’s a pickle until she starts liking you. And if not, she is doomed to forever remain a pickle.
 
By M.Night Shamalamadingdong. In theaters never. Check low-calorie listings.

@ShimmeringStallion  
That’s why I don’t think tsunderes or yanderes or picklederes (made that up) are that funny…well, maybe that last one could be. The pickle one.

@HighRollerHydra  
We share a common pain, HRH…

@ShimmeringStallion  
Yeah, well, thing is…I’m not a fan of getting beaten up by females. Take it from me, who grew up with an alcoholic mother.

@HighRollerHydra  
I love the tsundere stereotype; when properly performed, it takes a WHILE to break through, meaning stories can take a long time with it. It also has much more variety to it compared to the others… particularly Yandere and Deredere.

@ShimmeringStallion  
I always hated the “dere” stereotypes.