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Posted 2003-04-19, 11:09 AM in reply to Chruser's post "J-Pop gone... drunk"
Raziel said:
Chruser just happened to mention that he likes awful music. Strike one!
Assumptions are bad, and you're apparently throwing them all around you in random directions. I never said I liked this kind of music, and especially not this very song.

It's kind of as if I would "assume" that you just happen to be a Soul Reaver player who does nothing but to constantly skip school for the sole reason of getting to play the game. Why, you might ask. Because the game has a character called Raziel! Just because you can associate someone to something in one subtle way or another doesn't give you the rights to howl and hope everyone will appreciate what you do.

Strike two!
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