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ITT: Gifs wherein clothing is removed
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>>576421
What's this first one from?
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>>576421
source?
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>> Me like the pretty
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>>576421
bump for sauce
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>> Sonic the Hedgehog !!Oo43raDvH61
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Sonic the Hedgehog likes where this thread is going.
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>>576421
sauce?
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>>576787
Sonic the Hedgehog can go suck on some farts and die.
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>>576702
Holy fucking SAUCE NAO
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>>576787
gbt /b/
>> SAUCE Anonymous
>>576702

SAUCE!!!!!
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>>576702
Bump for sauce
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>>576426
I didn't know gifs got this epic
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>>576475
bump for sauce. this should be epic.
>> Anonymous
Bump on sauce!
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>>576421
Stripping? Honestly, is the english language in that in decline? Will we only communicate in emoticons 50 years from now?
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>>577186
Love how he has the extra 'in' while criticizing someone else's use of language, I lol'd.
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>>576421
SAUCE FOR GODS SAKE!
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>>576702
>>576475
>>576456

sauce plz
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>>577187which anime is this?
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source, for christ sake!
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bump need sauce
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>>577202
UnderwaterRayRomano.jpg
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>>576426
source would be of my liking, thank you!
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>>577315
seconded my good lad, seconded!
>> Anonymous
"Honestly, is the english language in that in decline?"

Apparently.
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>>577299

--->/y/
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>>577186
Sauce plz?
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>>577186
TELL ME SOURCE
BUMP FOR SOURCE
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Bump for sources :D
>> Anonymous
>>576421
is a strip scene from a game called super real mahjong p7

>>576426
is from an ova called mazinkaiser, 4th episode or so? don't remember
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>>576702
sauce required.
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>>577186
I thought "gifs wherein clothing is removed" was an excellent title. English is rather nice in that there are many different ways to say the same thing. Variety is good. If you want to make an argument about the english language declining, your preference for simplifying a catchy phrase into a single common word would be a good example.
>> Anonymous
>>is a strip scene from a game called super real mahjong p7

And you just happen to know this? Man, I've got to applaud you for that. I mean, unless I'm missing something, isn't it a tiny bit ... obscure?
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>>576702

SAUCE
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>>577650
Not really. Super Real Mahjong is awesome.
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MOAR
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>>576702
looks like Rensa Byoutou
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>>578244


Sauce?
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bump
>> Captain Fucking Awesomeface. !2JMSzeFUv.
>>578331

second.
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>>576421
Bump of sauce.
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>>578260
I tried downloading this game but it doesnt work on mame and wont show up in Final burn can anyone help me?
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>>580133
Super Real Mahjong P2, P3, P4, and P7 all worked with MAME, but then MAME went and broke their compatibility with a bunch of old H-games a few years ago and never bothered to fix it (let alone get P5 and P6 running), so you probably just need to use an older version.

I use version 066b (mame066b.zip).
http://mamedev.org/oldrel.html

Mahjong is really fun once you get the hang of it (and abuse save states).
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>>580219

Thank you very much anon now I just need to learn how to play mahjong lol.
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>>576421
for the 111th time
sauce pweeeaaaseee ^_^
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>>580407
That was already answered. It's Super Real Mahjong P7.

>>580246
If you think of the tiles like playing cards, there are three main suits. They've got 1-9, and there are actually four identical copies of each card in the game (instead of just one in our regular playing cards). Here's a pic of the Chinese numbers set you might want to keep handy. For the other two suits (circles and green bamboo sticks) you can just count the numbers on them. Then there's also a North/South/East/West set, and Red/Green/White dragons.

You have to discard and pick up cards to make "threes" or "twos". A three is like #5,6 & 7 of the same suit, or three of a kind (it has to be the same exact card, it can't cross suits). A pair is two of a kind.

You usually want to make a set of four "threes" and a single "two". Then hit the "Z" button to call your victory. There are other ways to win (like if you get seven "twos"), but they get more complicated, and the rest is just point scoring.

Here's some links I found handy.
http://mahjonginmame.nm.ru/howto.htm
http://tokyo.cool.ne.jp/barfhappy/