Random KS Discussion

[ogorhan]

Today on "When KS fans get bored":

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Nice one coffee

[brythain]

Something for my fellow Brits.

I was getting ready for work* this morning when a feature item came up on BBC Breakfast about disabled artists who paint with their feet and/or mouths…

Uncanny. You posted this just as I was writing a cheque for the local MFPA (Mouth and Foot Painting Artists), an organisation which sells the works of disabled artists.

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[brythain]

This is an interesting piece on what happens when Japanese women who've been married a while are suddenly addressed by their first names: [LINK]

[dewelar]

This is an interesting piece on what happens when Japanese women who've been married a while are suddenly addressed by their first names: [LINK]

*nods* You know, that makes way too much sense not to be accurate. Essentially, it's making the women feel young again, and who wouldn't want that ? Lovely video.

[brythain]

This is an interesting piece on what happens when Japanese women who've been married a while are suddenly addressed by their first names: [LINK]

*nods* You know, that makes way too much sense not to be accurate. Essentially, it's making the women feel young again, and who wouldn't want that ? Lovely video.

I tried it on my wife and she said, "What did you say?" too. Amazing.

[ogorhan]

This is an interesting piece on what happens when Japanese women who've been married a while are suddenly addressed by their first names: [LINK]

d'aaw that was a very sweet and touching video.

[Atario]

This is an interesting piece on what happens when Japanese women who've been married a while are suddenly addressed by their first names: [LINK]

Aww, sweet. But that one woman… is Moeko a real name? "Cute kid"?

I tried it on my wife and she said, "What did you say?" too. Amazing.

Uh… what had you been calling her up till then?

[brythain]

Uh… what had you been calling her up till then?

The things one normally calls one's life-partner?

[Comrade]

Uh… what had you been calling her up till then?

The things one normally calls one's life-partner?

K'tulu?

[Valjean Lafitte]

Uh… what had you been calling her up till then?

The things one normally calls one's life-partner?

...H-Hanako?

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[CoffeeDrive]

Uh… what had you been calling her up till then?

The things one normally calls one's life-partner?

Their name or equivalent Nickname?

[brythain]

Uh… what had you been calling her up till then?

The things one normally calls one's life-partner?

Their name or equivalent Nickname?

There's normally a small group of handles, like 'dear' and so on. Sometimes after many years, you find that using a first name seems somehow odd.

[Munchenhausen]

This is an interesting piece on what happens when Japanese women who've been married a while are suddenly addressed by their first names: [LINK]

That's quite nice, actually :3
I was worried that it was going to be about their kids using their first names for some reason, that doesn't sit well with me.

[Comrade]

Maybe because a parent-child relationship is not of two equals and a man-wife one ideally is?

[FBOF]

Uh… what had you been calling her up till then?

The things one normally calls one's life-partner?

...H-Hanako?

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NGGGGH that took it one step further in the feels-section.

Like they mentioned, calling them by their first name sparks memories of before which they'll always keep close in their heart. It's strangely insightful, for something this easily overlooked. Wouldn't have thought of it myself either.