Pictures Funny Random #2

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http://i399.photobucket.com/albums/p...LittleGirl.jpg

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Originally Posted by ExAm

http://i399.photobucket.com/albums/p...LittleGirl.jpg

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ROFL

http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/7576/1220910139991.jpg
http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/5356/mathw.jpg
heh, japan korea

shut up bacon

That writing is Korean...

^ Never!

My simple guide to telling the difference between C J and K is as follows:
- Does the writing have a lot of really dense, squiggly lines?
-> It's probably Chinese
- Does the writing have more sparse, but still squiggly lines?
-> It's probably Japanese
- Does the writing have characters you recognize from anime?
-> Again, Japanese
- Does it have circles?
-> It's definitely Korean.

Black Halo? lol

http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...tfbbqhaxor.png

Why Gordon Doesn't talk
http://fc81.deviantart.com/fs26/f/20..._by_makani.jpg

What is it with you and Halo google ads?

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Originally Posted by AdmiralBacon

That writing is Korean...

^ Never!

My simple guide to telling the difference between C J and K is as follows:
- Does the writing have a lot of really dense, squiggly lines?
-> It's probably Chinese
- Does the writing have more sparse, but still squiggly lines?
-> It's probably Japanese
- Does the writing have characters you recognize from anime?
-> Again, Japanese
- Does it have circles?
-> It's definitely Korean.

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Easier way to tell:

- Chinese is usually complicated and square.
- Japanese is generally simple and square.
- Korean is generally complicated and rounded.

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Originally Posted by spartan123209

Easier way to tell:

- Chinese is usually complicated and square.
- Japanese is generally simple and square.
- Korean is generally complicated and rounded.

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This is true (though I usually find the curly stylings of hiragana to be a good tipoff for Japanese, and most Korean writing is very block but has clear circles)

Thread needs more PFR.