Weaboo Stamp

Because really, who doesn't?

(And yes, just like my others, I'm gonna be a bitch for a moment). So, I've seen all these "I hate anime! stamps (coming from people who probably haven't watched enough of it to actually have an opinion). And I have no problem with people not liking anime. I will not try to convert them. I will not force some fetish of girls with cat ears upon them (by the way, I do not have any fetish for girls with cat ears; I'm straight, people). And I most certainly will not flame/attack them simply because they hate something I like. End of story.

But, I have personally experienced a weaboo. They are frightening creatures, my friends. Very frightening creatures. And that was the first time I heard of anime, too. Naturally, I thought it did that to everyone, so I had made up my mind never to watch it. And then my sister met a normal fan. He watches the anime. He reads the manga. He writes occasional fanfiction. And that was it. As you can tell, we followed his example. But, there will always be the people who think they are Japanese. We will be forever plagued by them. If you have made it this far, I congratulate you. Now, if your eyes still work, I'd like to tell a funny story about my sister's own encounter (yeah, all the fun stuff happens to her).

Okay, so my sister found a similar stamp that I did. And she commented something similar to "I like anime, but I will admit, there are some animes better off not being translated, let alone being made." And she gets a note from this weaboo telling her something along the lines of "you baka!! anime is awesome and you must not be a fan! you stupid bakayaro!!" And my sister, ever the sarcastic one, calmly replies "wow. a real life weaboo." You can imagine how angry she gets, calling her a baka and all sorts of things, ending it with "i'm not a weaboo, you're the weaboo!" And Brooke says, "where did you learn the word 'baka'?" "anime." "I rest my case."

I love her.