Dubs, shampoos and Chem teachers.
May. 15th, 2006 02:53 pmNyah... I finally got my grimy little paws on the FF7AC dvd~
*jumps around,knocks head on table*
Whee~ American dubs suck bigtime, nyah. All their voices sound the same. And the VA for Kadaj-chama doesn't sound as good as Morikubo Shoutarou-san... For Morikubo-san ish teh badass for voicingpsychos charas such as like Kadaj and Kirihara Akaya-kun, nyah~
Heh... Chem teachers are so amusing...
Vanadium is supposed to be pronounced as va-NA-DI-um. My very-the-cheeena Chem teacher pronounced it as van-DA-NI-um. Brine is supposed to be b-RAI-en, like RAI in Raichuu or Raikou, or the RI that rhymes with DIE~. Instead, she pronounced it as bRIN, which rhymes with TIN. WTF lah...
My class was snickering away lor... Nyahaha.
We were suspecting that she came from acommunist-dominated chinese-based school, thus her atrocious very funny-sounding English.
I feel like ranting some more so... what the hey~
I really want to comment on Malaysian Ads, especially the ones on shampoos.
...Let's get things straight first. Shampoos are for hair, right? And hair is supposed to be looked and felt, right? Normal shampoo ads will feature the girl flaunting her healthy locks, right?
So WTF is Malaysia trying to pull, by showing a girl in a TUDONG, whose hair is perpetually covered by that piece offucking headcloth, in a shampoo ad?
WTF lah... It makes no fucking sense.
Hello~~~ You are trying to promote a goddamn hair care product, which means that you have to show teh hair, before and after. I know Malaysia is supposed to be all, "Oh, we're a Muslim country, so all the girls have to wear the tudong to show that they are pure Muslim girls," and, "We must show that we, as proud Muslims, do not stray from the true path of a Muslim, and that means that all girls must wear the tudong, regardless of what they are trying to promote."
My ass lah.
Shampoo is for hair. Shampoo ads must show hair. So I repeat: WTF is Malaysia trying to pull, by showing a girl in a TUDONG, whose hair is perpetually covered by that piece offucking headcloth, in a shampoo ad?
Geh, I'm ranting against my own race but WHO BLOODY CARES?
Nyah.
If it's about a face care product, I don't bloody mind... But this is SHAMPOO for crying out loud... SHAMPOO ISH FOR HAIR~ AND HAIR MUST BE SHOWN! *dies from overexhaustion*
Nyah.
Heh, started a raw draft on Guilty's trial, before she met Libra, during Chem tutorial. It's kinda hard using those chim-chim English, but what the hey?~
*starts singingbadly* It's my story and I'll write as I please to~~~
*gets strangled*
>我ら 炎によりて 世界を更新せん< Igne Natura Renovateur Integra...
*jumps around,
Whee~ American dubs suck bigtime, nyah. All their voices sound the same. And the VA for Kadaj-chama doesn't sound as good as Morikubo Shoutarou-san... For Morikubo-san ish teh badass for voicing
Heh... Chem teachers are so amusing...
Vanadium is supposed to be pronounced as va-NA-DI-um. My very-the-cheeena Chem teacher pronounced it as van-DA-NI-um. Brine is supposed to be b-RAI-en, like RAI in Raichuu or Raikou, or the RI that rhymes with DIE~. Instead, she pronounced it as bRIN, which rhymes with TIN. WTF lah...
My class was snickering away lor... Nyahaha.
We were suspecting that she came from a
I feel like ranting some more so... what the hey~
I really want to comment on Malaysian Ads, especially the ones on shampoos.
...Let's get things straight first. Shampoos are for hair, right? And hair is supposed to be looked and felt, right? Normal shampoo ads will feature the girl flaunting her healthy locks, right?
So WTF is Malaysia trying to pull, by showing a girl in a TUDONG, whose hair is perpetually covered by that piece of
WTF lah... It makes no fucking sense.
Hello~~~ You are trying to promote a goddamn hair care product, which means that you have to show teh hair, before and after. I know Malaysia is supposed to be all, "Oh, we're a Muslim country, so all the girls have to wear the tudong to show that they are pure Muslim girls," and, "We must show that we, as proud Muslims, do not stray from the true path of a Muslim, and that means that all girls must wear the tudong, regardless of what they are trying to promote."
My ass lah.
Shampoo is for hair. Shampoo ads must show hair. So I repeat: WTF is Malaysia trying to pull, by showing a girl in a TUDONG, whose hair is perpetually covered by that piece of
Geh, I'm ranting against my own race but WHO BLOODY CARES?
Nyah.
If it's about a face care product, I don't bloody mind... But this is SHAMPOO for crying out loud... SHAMPOO ISH FOR HAIR~ AND HAIR MUST BE SHOWN! *dies from overexhaustion*
Nyah.
Heh, started a raw draft on Guilty's trial, before she met Libra, during Chem tutorial. It's kinda hard using those chim-chim English, but what the hey?~
*starts singing
*gets strangled*
>我ら 炎によりて 世界を更新せん< Igne Natura Renovateur Integra...