Your just saying that because your a sick pervert who gets off to themes and ideas

dude op must have eaten some pancakes with syrup and fresh berries before posting this

just the other day I was like I want some dick from a fat man

and then what happened?

I suffered in silence

the patient exhibits all the symptoms of being literally cutes...

this morning i got a spam call that just played clown waiting music for a few seconds and then hung up on me. which really pissed me off a lot

Yes... YES.... Share my son far and wide.....

youre in the circus while my money is reaching Amazing Digits

i’m haunted i’m unfuckable and i love you

why do people need to be domesticated animals for petplay,. u r my lion i bought you illegallu and you are trying to kill me. go

jerking off is gay because you’re the same gender as yourself

I once sent a woman a text message so interesting that she took three whole days to read it

the year was Two Thousand and twenty-four. I took a puff of my Electronic-Cigarette, inhaling the vapours. my mobile terminal buzzed in my pocket, a flat slab of microchips and glossy touchscreen. I ignored it....... probably another Electronic-Mail

Look, I know it's funny to say the PC-98 eroge had a stellar soundtrack for 'just an eroge'. But that is extremely dismissive of what YU-NO is and how it shaped the landscape of future releases in the era. Like we're talking about a game with time travel that lets you set down checkpoints in time, so you can collect items across multiple timelines and solve a series of mysteries. It's a story so long and complicated, it had been in Kanno's mind and developing for over a decade. It's a story that doesn't even properly work as a show or movie, it has to be a game. This title was extremely influential to how the sci-fi genre evolved in the adventure game medium of this era in japan. Titles like Steins;Gate wouldn't exist in nearly the same fashion, KEY works would be entirely different, other adventure game producing companies started trying to push themselves to match YU-NO's high production values. I'm sorry but you can be funny without being dismissive of something that had a huge cultural impact on a medium of storytelling.

the composer Ryu Umemoto left his well-paying job scoring licensed games at FamilySoft to work in the pc-98 eroge scene because of the creative freedom it allowed him. he and the writer Hiroyuki Kanno worked together on several ambitious games for various small erotic games companies. there's a great obituary that talks about his life, here: click.