Are they being force to type that stuff?

This artist is reminiscent of Miku's "Stargazer". Can anyone confirm it's the same artist?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfbHm3L2aTQ

Yeah, pretty sure. This one too, I think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsx-7tnuS2A&feature=related

Brace for diabeetus, by the way.

damn... never though the NEET Teacher would be very dangerous

damn... never though the NEET Teacher would be very dangerous

killyou5 said:
NEET Teacher

wat

lol srsly, how does NEET Teacher make sense? XD

ShadowOfLight said:
lol srsly, how does NEET Teacher make sense? XD

It's as if NEET has no meaning whatsoever to western people.

LDBAMC said:
It's as if NEET has no meaning whatsoever to western people.

That's because it DOESN'T. It's a purely Japanese term.

APerson2380 said:
That's because it DOESN'T. It's a purely Japanese term.

Nope. I've seen it in a local newspaper (in Wales) and, granted, it was spelled incorrectly once, but they did note what it actually meant when they spelt it right. Full article on how 1 in 5 of 18-24 year old Welsh citizens are NEETs.

Oh, and if you must know, the reason I said what I did in the very first post is because my mind fractured slightly at the idea of a teacher who's Not in Education, Employment or Training.

And just in case there's any doubt, I Wikiquote: "It was first used in the United Kingdom but its use has spread to other countries, including Japan, China, and South Korea."

For what it's worth, Wikipedia says:
It was first used in the United Kingdom but its use has spread to other countries, including Japan, China, and South Korea.

The heck is "teruyo" supposed to mean?

mork said:
The heck is "teruyo" supposed to mean?

It's an intentional mispronunciation of Kaguya's name. It can either be read as Kaguya or Teruyo.

mork said:

The heck is "teruyo" supposed to mean?

A 2ch member posted that he misread "輝夜" in Kaguya's name as Teruyo. Later became her nickname.