kochiya sanae, tatara kogasa, kamishirasawa keine, and ex-keine (touhou) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    がんばれ小傘さん 592

    自分の日頃の行いを小傘さんに投影して描いてみようという日記漫画です。

    まあ詭弁ですよね(笑)
    このあとツイートを見てた父傘にも怒られました。
    余計なことつぶやかなきゃいいのにね(^^;)
    わちきななさい。
    いやまあ、自分でも行き過ぎだよなーと思います。
    これからは週に２回くらいに抑えて、１回２～３時間ということで！
    でも３時間だと、ドリンク２杯飲むとフリータイムとお値段あんまり変わらな・・・いやなんでもないですごめ(ｺﾞｽｯ)

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    Moonspeaker
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    Well, yeah, it's sophistry. :-)

    After this, Dad-gasa saw my tweet and got mad at me too. Guess I should know when to stop muttering and shut up. (^^;) I'm only seven.

    Well, anyway, even I think I've been going too often. From now on, I'm keeping down to twice a week, and 2-3 hours per trip! But with two drinks and free time, the price for three hours wouldn't be that diff-...uh, no I didn't say anythingI'msorr-POW.

    Reader-added tags include "GrosSanae", "Karaoke spirit", "Being forced to do karaoke" and "Did Sanae-san's chest grow when she got mad?"

    Shifting focus a little, the poll wants to know:

    What duet do you want to do?
    • Ballad with Mysty
    • Rock with Kyouko-chan
    • Pop with the Prismrivers
    • Children's songs with Kero-chan
    • Yamasaki Hako or Nakajima Miyuki with Parsee

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    BadRoad
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    I don't know why, but, in the USA, kilocalories are called "Calories" on the nutrition information on food labels. I've also read (although I'm not certain) that up to five kcal can legally be listed as "0 Cal" because of how relatively trivial the amount is. (Around 2000 are recommended for an average daily diet, with as little as half of that for those trying to lose weight.)

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    Reddyne
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    Mortymaru said:
    1 song = 5 kilocalories???
    Is that true???
    If that is, I'm so hitting the karaoke place near my house

    Woah there, Skippy! This isn't much better than sitting. You'll burn more than ten times as much by jogging over the same period of time.

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    Genichiro
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    I don't think that's a good enough reason, Kogasa-san! The bump on the head looks rather painful. If only it was 100 kcal a song, then maybe Sanae-san would have let Kogasa-san go (or would have joined her). Oh well, spending less time at karaoke and more time with Sanae-san is alright, right?

    For the poll, it's time to rock with Kyouko-chan! Hit it hard, and rock the house; don't just show everyone a good time, let them feel it, too.

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    NWSiaCB
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    mrtonton said:
    So if you sing karaoke WHILE having sex...

    ... then you have a spectacular and/or profoundly awful sex life.

    How well can you really sing during sex? It would limit your genres down to things like metal where the whole point is wild screaming...

    Апельсиновый_Чувак said:
    Thanks to this post, I've learned that in English "calories" sometimes mean "kilocalories"!

    WestTxTapper said:
    Only in America, though. British labels still use "kilocalories".

    Actually, "kilocalories" are the ONLY thing it means when Americans use the term "Calories". Most Americans don't even know a term like kilocalories exists, and my spellchecker is flagging the term, so it doesn't recognize it, either.

    Just take it as one of those American measurement things where we have our own completely arbitrarily different system of measurement just to flip the rest of the world the bird.

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    Evilmon
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    Actually, "kilocalories" are the ONLY thing it means when Americans use the term "Calories". Most Americans don't even know a term like kilocalories exists, and my spellchecker is flagging the term, so it doesn't recognize it, either.

    Just take it as one of those American measurement things where we have our own completely arbitrarily different system of measurement just to flip the rest of the world the bird.

    Calorie with a capital C is kilocalories. Lowercase c is really only ever seen in classrooms but is 4.18 J just like the rest of the world. You can even test out the capital vs. lowercase thing in google; try "1 J to cal" and "1 J to Cal". The second will automatically change the result to kcal.

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