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Happy Moe Day!

Am aflat de la Alafista că azi este ziua (ne)oficială Moe.

De ce? Pentru că ziua de 10 octombrie se poate scrie 十日十月
… şi combinate aceste kanji-uri dau 萌
… şi cum Moe se scrie 萌え… e clar, nu?

Aşa că notaţi-vă ziua şi Happy Moe Day!

Din partea mea, o fotografie din Akiba cu ceva… moe! :thumb:

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