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LOL! one of those photos is of me and my buddy !

because in macross the dialog and story is much more intricate and needs time to translate correctly. be a little more patient and imagine how long fansubs took back in the day.

damnit, they were toying with us!

hey, that's my stuff ! XD

i enjoy watching the weird commercials !

still waiting

the VFGirls have a MOTHERSHIP !

ah!!! specially when we get to the part where she cosplays this:

i fricking take my previous post back ! XD

because Frontier isnt the only Macross that's being cosplayed! XD

Duke Togo's new avy making an appearance in this thread ... lightens the entire thread up considerably !

Very nice works everybody ! im enjoying your renditions of Frontier's cast ! syn13, thats a great photo of your drawing!

didnt those winged things come from the same designer?

maybe. LOL cosplay ending video.

okay, just began here....

wow, Inagaki Goro (host of Goro's Bar) sure has gotten fatter...

have fun! keep your wallets healthy!

wow, they actually went to Frontier for that Observatory background, huh !!! XD

that Alto's a lucky unlucky guy. XD

whatever, hollywood.

and a safe catch during the first concert, boobs show in the evacuation bunker, and pantyless while flying and what else? XD

yeah, Ranka's doing her best to assert herself since that Macross Zero Movie episode ! but she needs to really catch up, how many times has Sheryl kissed Alto already ?! XD

ah! so Mamegu isnt a nickname, it's more of a wordplay! i see... i guess dried mangoes are easier to export than fresh ones (i think exporters need to get environmental permits before exporting live plants or fruit which still bear seeds like fresh mangoes) so i guess the dried mangoes are cheaper and that's what they usually buy to get thier sweet mango fix. i have seen a Japanese TV show where the idol was confused about what a real mango looks like she was challenged to make mango flavored pudding but ended up picking a papaya from the basket instead of a mango !

oh boy! let me add one single entry from Megumi Nakajima's blog! her mom's Filipina so this is relevant to all Pinoys in MacrossWorld, so.... ************************ http://www.blog-stardust.jp/blog.php?ctrl=...=52&aid=386 MAGANDANG GABI SA INYONG LAHAT, SALAMAT SA PAGSUBAYBAY NINYO SA AKING BLOG SISIKAPIN KO NA MAPASAYA KO KAYONG LAHAT SALAMAT PO. (Translation: Good evening everyone. I express my thanks for your continuous appreciation on my blog. From now on, I will do my best to make all of you entertained. Thank you. ) Today I have made an entry in Tagalog. With this, it should be sent along to my cousins. Heheh. Translation: Good evening everyone. I express my thanks for your continuous appreciation on my blog. From now on, I will do my best to make all of you entertained. Thank you. Furthermore, the official languages used in the Philippines are Tagalog and English...but Mamegu-san couldn't speak any of them. Hahaha. It's no good. Try your best a little bit further, Mamegu. Everyone, do bananas ring a bell when you say "Philippines"? Or is it dried mangoes? They're both good. In Japan, they cost too much to buy one of them! ...no, locally they are sold very cheap... Yeah, I suppose. By the way, I celebrated my 17th birthday in the Philippines but the birthday cake was stupidly dealt with. It was square; its length and width were about 30cm and 50cm respectively, I guess. Choco Choco Choco... all are completely chocolate...... I ate a slice all the way down. Ah, ah, it's sweet and it's very sweet. But, a lot of my relatives came and my brothers were absent. I was so very glad!! My parents of course, the airport personnel, the people at the department store and the city people looked very warm. Because at the moment I stepped down from the airplane, all of the people who were doing their jobs in the airport were wearing Aloha shirts! Ah, of course there are also people in their uniforms, though more importantly that kind of cheerful feeling. It is considerably friendly. There is one thing that I couldn't experience when I live in Japan and that is the strong feeling of relationship/bonding among people. I LOVE PHILIPPINES!! AND I LOVE JAPAN!! Oh dear, I am such a happy person. *poses proudly* ******************* if you seem confused about who Mamegu was... she refers to herself as Mamegu twice in that entry, and a birthday cake here is typically rectangular (for more shares!) i guess she's used to the round cakes for birthdays. damn! time to send some dried mangos to her place ASAP ! XD