clappity clap

I’ve been meaning to rewatch this!

Who’s mimicking who?

Why would they? They know exactly what they’re doing.

Is the dog the one talking?

Finally!

I’ll take three seasons and a movie of this.

I’d have to be to keep watching Digimon at this point.

keeps watching Digimon

Inject it into my veins!

Hasn’t he risen by now?

Japanese Star Wars season 2, let’s fucking GO!!!

This is literally how Sakura Quest starts.

Crazy in the streets, loving in the sheets.

“Hell, it’s about time!”

Time to rewatch all of Yuru Camp again.

Is that why her neck is fucking broken?

They finally finished eating all the Prongles.

That was around the time of Rising Sun and Midnight Run. Peak Toonami.

One of the best space operas ever created.

Dungeon Meshi Go!

In Japan there are intersections, usually attached to main thoroughfares, where the light will stay green for the busy road until a car approaches from the smaller road or the crosswalk button is pressed.

These days, most crosswalks are on a timer. But, if you see a button, you usually have to press it. A light above the button indicates it has been pressed and will either cycle the lights immediately or wait until the next timed cycle.

(Some older crosswalks that have since been automated still have buttons attached to the light poles, pressing those buttons do nothing because they’ve already been activated by the computer controlling the light timer. The activation light above the button is always lit.)

(Sorry, this was meant as a response to @NaibofTabr@infosec.pub.)