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Since all of them except the newest one are released as doujin works, they won't have a product number.

Sorry I can't be more helpful. Maybe you would have better luck with your questions at a SonoHana fansite like Petal's Garden, or VNDB forums for discussion of Fuguriya.

amfest wrote:I think I would of put her on a lawn chair with some big fat guy with a beer in the background in a trailer park XD

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Taking a look in VNDB can help clear up different releases info:

http://vndb.org/v/all?sq=sonohana

You are missing eight games from the series.

If you live in Japan you can buy the package editions from MelonBooks or Getchu. If you aren't in Japan you'd need to get a proxy buyer.

a funny way to report reposts:
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Valea wrote:Bigger, thicker and more pleasurable than these two:
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While tagging old posts I came across this: Ran: Suiren & Karen from Yogurting. (^_^) Chibu2: what a wierd name for an anime 0.o lol amfest: That's cause Yogurting isn't an anime it's an MMORPG game that originated in Korea then Japan got rights to also host it . . you can find the Yogurting Game se...

Huntin down reposts and I'm not sure where to put them so I'll just leave them here (sorry if it's the wrong thread): http://e-shuushuu.net/image/110893/ http://e-shuushuu.net/image/23460/ http://e-shuushuu.net/image/15686/ http://e-shuushuu.net/image/35808/ Well that's all I got for now.... I took...

http://notalwaysright.com/zord-almighty/23594

guy at an anime convention doesn't realize that anime and sentai shows are from japan, hilarity ensues

No problem. I really should have asked on Amazon.com forums.

I found the book randomly lying around the house. It's "The Cat who Came for Christmas" by Cleveland Amory.

I beat Modern Warfare 3 on normal difficulty. The levels seemed a bit short. Maybe they take longer on harder difficulties.

Wait a minute! I did watch "Kore ga UFO da! Soratobu Enban", a 1975 short that chronicles various alleged alien encounters. You can find it on YouTube "Helpfully subtitled in gibberish that kind of reads like English" XD

The Japanese study journal order is STILL PENDING. :twisted: ... So on further investigation it seems that the book is actually not released yet until July 17. Ha. ...So now it's saying the publish date is October 2012... and if I "PRE-ORDER NOW: This item will ship on October 16, 2012." I'm feelin...

I saw one episode of Attacker You! (would've watched more, but only the first ep was English subbed). It's from 1984. Other than that, I watched Blue Flames/青き炎 from 1989 and Urotsukidouji from 1987-89. Those are the only ones from before 1990 I've seen.

edit: now that 2013 has arrived, please interpret the "2010-12" option as "2010 or later". If I edit the options I think it will erase all the votes. Anime has been around for a long time, although it has only gotten very popular in the last several decades. Which is the oldest anime you have seen? ...

Thanks for all the advice guys. I talked to him again and he seems to have got the message this time. His conversations with me since then have become less "romantic" and more like how normal friends talk.