Cheesecake
Cheesecake Vault, November 2018
I gave up whittling the list down after knocking out over 85% of the images I downloaded in this month. Still a very long list, but there’s a lot to like here.
Zelda Identification Fail
This popped up on Amazon, anticipating the upcoming release of the new game:
Um, no:
Wide base to prevent loss
Sadly, the plastic is brittle, and if you actually use them as snap-caps, the rim will break off and it will get stuck inside.
Inside the chamber, that is. I needed to jam a cleaning rod down the barrel to get my .22 revolver back open.
On with the cheesecake!
Pixiv: busty catgirls
Just to make sure I had enough… volume, I included both おっぱい and 巨乳 in my 猫耳.
Cheesecake Vault, October 2018
I wish to state for the record that I had never heard the word “actioner” before this past Sunday, when we found it in the back-cover blurb of the DVD for a movie made in 1996. I’ve an extensive movie library, and I have subscriptions to most of the streaming services, but this is the only time that I’ve ever seen a film described as an “actioner”.
On with the cheesecake action!
Pixiv: pushing buttons
There are a number of Pixiv tags that express the content in terms of what the viewer would like to do about it. A simple and fairly clean example is 指を突っ込みたいへそ = “belly-button I want to stick my finger into”. This of course brings to mind the old joke that ends:
“That’s not my belly-button!”
“That ain’t my finger, either!”
Cheesecake Vault, September 2018
I’m getting progressively more ruthless as I go along in order to get through an entire month’s downloads in a single post. For this one I used 25%, but by the time I reach the Covid lockdowns, I’ll either have to get that down around 5% or do multiple posts per month.
Breaking things by moving fast
A lot of interactions on Twitter are returning error 467 today, as an apparent attempt to require paid API access for some features backfired horribly.
But who needs Twitter when we’ve got cheesecake?
Cheesecake Vault, August 2018
Scrubbing through this period in my archives turned up a number of treats, including two favorites photographed in earlier years, Eri Kamei and Kanori Kadomatsu. Eri retired from idol group Morning Musume in 2010, and is currently happily married to the singer/songwriter from the popular band Bump Of Chicken. Meanwhile, Kanori is still an active anime and game voice actress under another name, and also still quite easy on the eyes at age 49.
“Hey, are you moving again?”
It’s the one-year anniversary of me scheduling a truck and people to help me load it in California and unload it in Ohio. So I got email from both companies, asking me if I was moving again.
Yeah, no. And if I were, they’d have just knocked themselves off my list.
On with the cheesecake!
Pixiv: sailor suits
A simple, timeless theme: girls in and out of their school uniforms. For obvious reasons, many of them have glasses and/or animal ears.
Cheesecake Vault, 2018 part 3
I finally have a ship date for the new range hood, which means that it may only be another week before my kitchen is fully functional again. I’ll have to celebrate by making a cheesecake!
