Kaguya with Twuck


It’s Kaguya with a twuck. I dunno.

Videos for May 24, 2009

Today’s videos include two greyscale Touhou PVs apparently by the person that made the Fullmetal Alchemist 2 ED (or at least it resembles it a lot), a Touhou+K-On! crossover starring Koishi by Urushi, a Cirno’s Perfect Math Class parody with some sort of mahjong anime called Saki, then some more K-On! in the form of Suwako’s Native Faith theme, a Night of Nights with a button, TAMusic, and then a Cirno… thing, set in the modern world.

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(Nicovideo)

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(Nicovideo)

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Create.swf – Marisa (PCB)

Added yet another version of Marisa to create.swf. This time it’s the PCB outfit! And that’s all. And yes, I really don’t know where the create.swf-preview-image storyline is going either.

Birds

I remember there being at least two instances in which I have seen a bird fly into a building through a window. Probably more, but I can only remember two right now. One of them was about two summers ago, when one flew into a computer center and kept trying to fly out the closed window even though the door leading outside was open.

The other time was today, in the middle of the AP physics exam. Which is strange because the windows had gratings with very little space for things to go through. The bird (a sparrow; probably not of the night variety) also left through the grating, after flying into the closed window several times. No one screamed and flapped their arms like in the daily flash, but needless to say, it was quite distracting. It was brought up later (online) that the bird could have been spying on the super-secretive AP exam, gathering information about the questions to give back to test prep companies… who knows.

Secrecy (on the APs)

Anyone who has taken an AP exam probably knows about the whole “use these labels to seal your booklet” thing they make you do at the end of the exam. I always thought it was kinda weird; after all, the only time I’ve ever had to seal an exam booklet was on the APs.

Today I took the AP Calculus BC exam on the alternate exam date, and apparently because College Board doesn’t publish the stuff from alternate exam dates, we were told not to discuss any of the questions ever. Ever! Very suspicious… although I will abide by it, because they might assassinate me or something. Or maybe just cancel my scores. But that’s still bad. (also, the contents of “question five” in the daily flash were made up, not an actual question from the test)

Oh, and that new character introduced in today’s daily flash won’t be appearing in another daily flash ever again.