-Ex-girlfriends are the most aweful thing that can happen to a friendship
-China developed due to rice. (sounds racist, but isn't)
-I seem to have an aptitude for Japanese
-Goethe was the most important writer of the Sturm und Drang period
-The teacher of our professor of Japanese religion is the most hilarious example of being strict.
-That it is fascinating that, if I read my Law textbook, I feel as if I were in a boring lecture.

I've been thinking of changing some things.

First of, I'm going to change my name. Angelthehunter... well, let's just say that the name isn't very attractive. At first I thought that it didn't matter, since... well the internet.

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A day at the beach with my brony friends, so of course we would perform dark magic to summon season 5.

Follow us at Bronies@Belgium

I love indie games. I love it because of what it is: different, original, special. I love it because most of those games are made because someone wanted to make a game instead of someone wanted to make some profit.

http://www.radicalfishgames.com/

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There are a number of reasons why I like the Japanese language. If you take the kanji 苦 [く, pronounced 'ku'] it can have the meaning of 'pain' and 'suffering' but also 'bitter' when written als following 苦い [にがい, nigai]. The funny thing is that the kanji 苦 consists of two parts the the line with the two stripes meaning grass, and the cross on the box meaning old, making 'bitter' meaning 'the taste of old grass'.

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I recieved a question today why some zombies have a conscience and why some don´t. So I decided to shed some light on that topic.

I have classified the zombies according to two different systems. The first system shows their power level.
*Footfolk,
*Super-zombies,
*Generals
*and the lords.
The footfolk class is your ordinary, everyday zombie that has no conscience at all. They are weak but that gets ballanced out due to their great quantity.

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A friend of mine has sent me a link on a very interesting subject.

I'll just leave it here, since I don't consider myself an expert on the topic (simply put, I actually have no idea what he is talking about (since I'm not a linguist)). But it is very interesting, so give it a try.

Also, the Page of Pride will (finally) have an update as soon as my editor has checked it.

~Angel~

I apologise for every grammar mistake in advance, I haven't been able to write a lot of English lately.

Tomorrow is my exam of Japanese history and I'm tired as buck. But my exams are also over tomorrow, so from then on I'll be able to write again. I'm sorry for the long delay, studying has kept me bussy most of the time.

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Hey Guys,

I don't have much time but as you can see here, my artist has finally finished the cover for The Page of Pride.

If you wan't to check her Deviantart then go ahead

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I've been gone for quite a while, but I'm slowly coming back.

I almost spend all my time studying Japanese, studying Japan's history before the Meiji restoration and trying to come up with blogs for Japanese culture. So I don't have that much time for writing, and I'm trying not to write too much because I fear that if I write too much, then I get too much extra ideas and that might distract me from the whole studying thing.

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