Welcome to my den >:U

4/6/2010

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Darkraaaa herreeee! I made this site to keep my stuff organized. Here you will find animation, art, UTAU, MMD, and all those good stuff. Check often, because i'll update whenever I can!
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Lindsey
12/7/2010 06:41:57 am

heyz! linds here. 0u0 ☺ watcha doing? ( isabella looks down from her newspaper and creepy music plays) lalalalALALALA. Llamas eating chicken puddin' with sporks. randooooooooooooooommmmmmmm $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Merry Christmas!

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Kayla
12/7/2010 06:46:10 am

Hi, my name is Kayla as well. I used to live in Japan but know speak fair English. I have always been a fan of anime and have a collection of manja series. This website has been a enjoyment to me so far. Please comment more often. Thank you for reading this, Kayla.

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 06:48:06 am

Umm how old are you?

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Kayla
12/7/2010 06:49:50 am

I am 12 years, 4 months, 12 days and two hours.

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 06:50:51 am

Im scared.

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Kayla
12/7/2010 06:53:03 am

What is there to be scared of. I have an occupation as a math tutor for grades 1-6. Therfore, there is nothing for you to be scared of.

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Darkra link
12/7/2010 06:55:03 am

INTERRUPTING POWERS GOOOO!

*turns into a tree*

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 06:56:44 am

INTERRUPTING POWERS GO000!

*turns into a llama*

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Darkra link
12/7/2010 06:57:33 am

NOOOOOOOOO!

*gets eaten*

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Kayla
12/7/2010 06:57:38 am

That is quite rude.

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Darkra link
12/7/2010 06:58:22 am

I'm sorry... *emo corner'd*

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Kayla
12/7/2010 06:59:11 am

You seem to be unproper, perhaps I can give you a lecture about manners. Which you obtain 0% of.

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 07:00:32 am

Now your the one who is being rude missy. so why dont you go make to nerd town where you belong?

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Darkra (a.k.a. the owner of this site in case you didn't realize it yet) link
12/7/2010 07:01:21 am

I dislike lectures very much. Sense I am obviously not proper, I decided to use proper grammar in this blog comment.

Good tidings and cheerio,
Darkra

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:04:06 am

Just for you and your aqquantices to know, that I did realize you were the owner very much and that you should be the one to stand in the corner and think about what you've done.

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Darkra link
12/7/2010 07:05:03 am

Bu-but I don't want a time out :'C

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:08:23 am

I am not giving a so called "time out", I am giving you a punishment or should I say realization. Now please excuse me for using improper grammar in some of the posts.

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 07:09:49 am

do you like chicken. and can you think about being, umm whats that word? NORMAL

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Darkra link
12/7/2010 07:09:55 am

Trolololo.

Your english is actually a little too english-y (is that a word? Why am
I asking you? SO MANY QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED.). Try using more slang, desu ouo

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:12:26 am

What is that supposed to mean, I just learned a easy English word, Panasonic. Well it is actually a company, but I find it better to state it as a word.

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:13:28 am

Also, what is this slang you speak of? it sound quite country.

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Darkra link
12/7/2010 07:15:08 am

ごめんね。私はGoogleと日本語の翻訳で私のコメントを書いてみましょう。あなたはそれを読むことはできますか？

あなたの英語はほとんど理解しがたい。私は、いくつかを見つけるためにウェブサイトを見ることができる確信している以上の英語のスラングを使用してみてください。

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:15:38 am

私はその un が適切であることを見いだします。 私は去りたいです、しかし私は滞在するかもしれません。

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Darkra link
12/7/2010 07:19:38 am

ああ。 私は本当にあなたがアメリカに滞在するべきであると思います。 我々は時々ばか者であるかもしれません、しかしアメリカは申し出るべき多く、注文制の方法を持っています。 もしあなたがただアメリカに来たなら、どんなレストランからでもチーズバーガーとフライド・ポテトを手に入れてください。 それは我々の珍味の１つです。

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:20:27 am

私はもう１つの言語を話すことができます。 それはポーランド語です。ŻYCZĘ ci a Wesołych Świąt. Dla tommorow jest Świąt Bożego Narodzenia.

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 07:25:31 am

Kalėdos yra ne savaites, tai yra keista. Linksmų Kalėdų?

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Darkra
12/7/2010 07:26:22 am

Hm ？ Tommorow はクリスマスではありません。.. 第２５番目はそうです。 日本、 tommorow でクリスマスですか？ あなたは言語に熟練しているように思われます。 私はしっと深いです；３

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:26:32 am

Im learning Lithuanian as well!

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Darkra
12/7/2010 07:28:25 am

اس کے بارے میں کیا ہے?

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:31:00 am

Saya tinggal agak jauh dari Amerika Serikat, orang tua saya tidak mengatakan kepada saya nama tanah.

Did you happen to be speaking Urdu. Oh and I will not share my respect with ypu.

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Darkra
12/7/2010 07:33:43 am

Teehee, respect is so silly. For I- *brick'd*

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 07:34:43 am

how bout' speaking english?

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:36:37 am

Λατρεύω μιλώντας ελληνικά. Είναι η χρήση των συμβόλων και άλλες περίπλοκες λέξεις και τα γράμματα. Ευχαριστώ για την απάντηση, έστω και αν εγώ δεν την απολαμβάνουν πολύ.

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 07:38:57 am

I love speaking Greek. It is the usage of symbols and other sophisticated word and letters. Thanks for replying, even though I did not quite enjoy it.

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:39:26 am

You too? We have so much in common.

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Lindsey
12/7/2010 07:39:54 am

I was translating you comment.

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Kayla
12/7/2010 07:42:06 am

Now I'm embarressed. I will start acting normal now. *blushes* hehe Is that what you seedlings talk like?

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Kayla
12/9/2010 06:50:20 am

Salutations, is there anyone to greet my arrival? If so, I would like to say a short "thing" about Japan. Or instead of the abnormal word "thing", I should use the term passage. So let me rephrase me sentence: I would like to say a short passage about Japan. Therefore, I would like you to read this passage carefull, two times or more. If you do it correctly I could give you the privelige of taking a quiz or test on it. I may post this on this post or "box" or on my next post. So for now, I will be discussing the Do's and Dont's of Internet safety.

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Kayla
12/9/2010 06:58:11 am

I have made an account and I would like to share that unfourtanely I can't do Internet Safety. But, I will do the Japan facts:

During the Jomon Period (13000 BC to 300 BC), the inhabitants of the Japanese islands were gatherers, fishers and hunters. Jomon is the name of the era's pottery.
During the Yayoi Period (300 BC to 300 AD), the rice culture was imported into Japan around 100 BC. With the introduction of agriculture, social classes started to evolve, and parts of the country began to unite under powerful land owners. Chinese travellers during the Han and Wei dynasties reported that a queen called Himiko (or Pimiku) reigned over Japan at that time. The Yayoi period brought also the introduction of iron and other modern ideas from Korea into Japan. Again, its pottery gave the period its name.

By the beginning of the Kofun Period (300 - 538), a center of power had developed in the fertile Kinai plain, and by about 400 AD the country was united as Yamato Japan with its political center in and around the province of Yamato (about today's Nara Prefecture). The period's name comes from the large tombs (kofun) that were built for the political leaders of that era. Yamato Japan extended from Kyushu to the Kinai plain, but did not yet include the Kanto, Tohoku and Hokkaido.

The emperor was ruler of Yamato Japan and resided in a capital that was moved frequently from one city to another. However, the Soga clan soon took over the actual political power, resulting in the fact that most of the emperors only acted as the symbol of the state and performed Shinto rituals.

Due to friendly relations to the kingdom of Kudara (or Paikche) on the Korean peninsula, the influence from the mainland increased strongly. Buddhism was introduced to Japan in the year 538 or 552 and was promoted by the ruling class. Prince Shotoku is said to have played an especially important role in promoting Chinese ideas. He also wrote the Constitution of Seventeen Articles about moral and political principles. Also the theories of Confucianism and Taoism, as well as the Chinese writing system were introduced to Japan during the Yamato period.

In 645, Nakatomi no Kamatari started the era of the Fujiwara clan that was to last until the rise of the military class (samurai) in the 11th century. In the same year, the Taika reforms were realized: A new government and administrative system was established after the Chinese model. All land was bought by the state and redistributed equally among the farmers in a large land reform in order to introduce the new tax system that was also adopted from China.
In the year 710, the first permanent Japanese capital was established in Nara, a city modelled after the Chinese capital. Large Buddhist monasteries were built in the new capital. The monasteries quickly gained such strong political influence that, in order to protect the position of the emperor and central government, the capital was moved to Nagaoka in 784, and finally to Heian (Kyoto) in 794 where it should remain for over one thousand years.
One characteristic of the Nara and Heian periods is a gradual decline of Chinese influence which, nevertheless, remained strong. Many of the imported ideas were gradually "Japanized". In order to meet particular Japanese needs, several governmental offices were established in addition to the government system which was copied after the Chinese model, for example. In the arts too, native Japanese movements became increasingly popular. The development of the Kana syllables made the creation of actual Japanese literature possible. Several new Buddhist sects that were imported from China during the Heian period, were also "Japanized".

Among the worst failures of the Taika reforms were the land and taxation reforms: High taxes resulted in the impoverishment of many farmers who then had to sell their properties and became tenants of larger land owners. Furthermore, many aristocrats and the Buddhist monasteries succeeded in achieving tax immunity. As a result, the state income decreased, and over the centuries, the political power steadily shifted from the central government to the large independent land owners.

The Fujiwara family controlled the political scene of the Heian period over several centuries through strategic intermarriages with the imperial family and by occupying all the important political offices in Kyoto and the major provinces. The power of the clan reached its peak with Fujiwara Michinaga in the year 1016. After Michinaga, however, the ability of the Fujiwara leaders began to decline, and public order could not be maintained. Many land owners hired samurai for the protection of their properties. That is how the military class became more and more influential, especially in Eastern Japan.

The Fujiwara supremacy came to an end in 1068 when the new emperor Go-Sanjo was determined to rule the country by himself, and the

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Lindsey
12/9/2010 07:04:26 am

You expect me to read that?

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Kayla
12/9/2010 07:07:30 am

Of course not! Both of you will read it. Don't worry, I have a bunch of questions for you that will be a piece of strawberry topped vanilla cake with caramel in the middle! I can give you the recipe if you like.

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Lindsey
12/9/2010 07:08:18 am

i dont want the recipe at ALL

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Kayla
12/9/2010 07:12:50 am

The polite way to say it would be: "No thank you, I'm fine." But I will excuse your rudeness and just type the questions.

1. Who started started the era of the Fujiwara clan?

2.High taxes resulted in___.

That is all for now.

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Lindsey :3
12/22/2010 06:33:51 am

Hey! I'm back!!!!!

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Rein
12/22/2010 06:36:08 am

Yo, wats up, my peeps? y is that kayla person so weird... she is like a english robot from europe. O.o

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Darkra
12/23/2010 12:40:29 pm

@Rein Gasp! Your name has the same name as one of my OCs!

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