âWhat, itâs just harmless anime! Itâs not like helpless school girls are ever attacked by lascivious multi-tentacled creatures hell-bent on human exploration in real life.â
Thatâs what he kept saying, and as it turns out he was completely 100 percent correct.
In real life, the tentacle monsters attack men.
I donât know what to tell you, Dale, other than perhaps you had this coming, all those nights parked in front of your plasma, giggling hysterically at Guyver: Out of Control and UrotsukidĆji. You were rooting for the creatures. Well, now theyâre rooting for you.
Itâs only a matter of time before they root their way right through those jeans.
Help? You want my help? After I spent all of Anime Weekend Atlanta listening to you discuss hypothetical tendril attacks on the innocent cosplayers? And that time Emily and I took you out for Japanese and you kept waving that squid in her face?
Yeah, okay. Iâll help. Have you tried playing music at it?
Whatâs that? Itâs not working? Of course it isnât working. Do I look like a tentacle monster expert to you?
Really? This is the appropriate time for a comment like that? Fine, have fun with the electric octopus. Iâd buy it dinner afterwards if I were you.
Shit, fine! Stop crying you big baby. Have you tried transforming into a shorts-wearing bearded man?
Wow. I did not think that would actually work. Well, good on you. Iâm gonna go home and watch La Blue Girl
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