@Lore: Glad you liked my mochis. ^^
I SHALL TAKE THAT MOTIVATION
Oh! Also, before I leave for a bit to work on my vid...
Lookie what I found on Hima-Papa's blog. (Translated by
moi.)
(TN: The writing above Greece, apparently, says "χαμδγελο", or "Smile" in Greek. I had to look up the Greek alphabet on Wikipedia, then copy and paste it into Google Translator, so I'm sorry if I typed in whatever he wrote wrong. [I don't speak Greek. At all. ^^;;] The writing next to Greece's hand either says "くりっ", or "くいっ", and since I couldn't find either's meaning in any sources, I just used the meaning of just plain "くり", which means "to curl"/"curling" [among many other things XD]. Lastly, the last line, which I've translated as "Greece is all right, isn't he?" was "大丈夫なのかギリシャさん。", which I, hopefully, translated correctly. Please correct me if I'm wrong. T~T)
Anyways, the title of the post is "Germany and Funnybot". I looked that up, and it turns out "Funnybot" is the name of
this episode of South Park, wherein... Well, lemme just say it has something to do in a slight way with APH. XD
So, what does this mean?
I guess this means Hima-Papa is a South Park fan. XD