tatara kogasa, hijiri byakuren, and unzan (touhou) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    I felt like that guy in Kaiji who nearly lost everything he owned betting on the horse Power of Mikoko. :-)

    That really saved my bacon! I ain't got no luck in contests.

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    Moonspeaker
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    Reader-added tags include "That was a close shave, Kogasa-san", "Myouren Temple has acquired one believer", and "It is the will of Heaven".

    The poll's got its eyes on the prize (drawing):

    Which lottery would you enter?
    • Jumbo
    • Lotto
    • Numbers
    • Scratch
    • Toto

    That last one is a clipped adaptation of the Italian totocalcio, or "football/soccer pool".

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    AdventZero
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    cybeast said:

    Is that... Unzan with body?

    Good eyes. The wispy beard and eyebrows certainly looks like it's him.

    For the poll, I'd... rather not take any of the ones above. The last time I tried the lottery, it didn't have the number I was looking for so I bought a different one. Turns out, the number that I wanted to buy was actually the winning number...

    ...and the one I bought was a dud.

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    AdventZero
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    RiderFan said:

    @AdventZero
    Which lottery was it? Depending on the state, the lottery could only be a couple of million or hundreds of millions (like Florida lottery).

    Not the American Lottery - It's the one in Thailand. Though considering my luck, I doubt it'll work in the US either. (lol)

    For the record, it was just a small prize worth about 100 USD worth. Then again, you could technically get through the day where I live with nothing more than 5 dollars worth of local currency in your pocket.

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    Kernel
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    Moonspeaker said:

    Oh My Goddess.

    Sure, but AnimEigo was responsible for that and they've been pretty much defunct for years now in their anime line. The new AMS anime series have all been picked up by other companies, and they've been going with the original English title (possibly to distinguish it, but also possibly to avoid getting hit with the same backlash that AnimEigo got over changing the title). So "Oh" is a bit dated now, and so it doesn't surprise me that there's some confusion.

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