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#34403 - 03/13/12 06:23 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: kiku]
kiku UPSF Vice Admiral Registered: 06/13/11 Posts: 6366 Loc: Temporally Displaced	"EVAR!" The term EVAR is loosely related to the word ever. It is often capitalized and followed by an exclamation point. Evar is used in place of ever for dramatic effect and to further illustrate the point. i.e. TRSI is the greatest online store EVAR! _________________________ No matter where you go, there you are.
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#34405 - 03/13/12 06:35 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: kiku]
BWBODDY UPSF Vice Admiral Registered: 07/07/11 Posts: 4959 Loc: Louisville,Ky.	Originally Posted By: kiku "EVAR!" The term EVAR is loosely related to the word ever. It is often capitalized and followed by an exclamation point. Evar is used in place of ever for dramatic effect and to further illustrate the point. i.e. TRSI is the greatest online store EVAR! Okay, I just added that to my list… _________________________ See it, Smell it, Touch it, Taste it.
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#34554 - 03/15/12 01:42 AM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: kiku]
kiku UPSF Vice Admiral Registered: 06/13/11 Posts: 6366 Loc: Temporally Displaced	"Troll" Someone who posts in a forum with the intent of eliciting a negative response from other posters, or to cause general confusion and otherwise derail a topic. note: Someone making an off-topic post is not necessarily a troll, they are simply straying from the topic. Someone making repeated off-topic posts with the intent of derailing a topic, is a troll. _________________________ No matter where you go, there you are.
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#34574 - 03/15/12 12:56 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: BWBODDY]
Richard Harms UPSF Admiral Registered: 04/09/08 Posts: 206 Loc: Des Moines, Iowa, US	Originally Posted By: BWBODDY TRSI = The Right Stuf International We try to stay away from calling ourselves TRSI or using the name with "International" on the end. We'll use "Right Stuf, Inc." as the formal corporate name, "Right Stuf" as the casual one, and "RightStuf.com" to refer to the retail side of the company. We'll always see TRSI all over the place, though. _________________________ Richard Harms, CTO, Right Stuf, Inc. Co-Host Anime Today, Twitter, Blog
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#34576 - 03/15/12 01:35 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: Richard Harms]
BWBODDY UPSF Vice Admiral Registered: 07/07/11 Posts: 4959 Loc: Louisville,Ky.	Originally Posted By: BWBODDY TRSI = The Right Stuf International We try to stay away from calling ourselves TRSI or using the name with "International" on the end. We'll use "Right Stuf, Inc." as the formal corporate name, "Right Stuf" as the casual one, and "RightStuf.com" to refer to the retail side of the company. We'll always see TRSI all over the place, though. [/quote] Originally Posted By: Richard Harms We'll always see TRSI all over the place, though. I’ll continue to use TRSI, I just think it looks Cool when typed out and splashed in Red. But thanks for the clarification Mr. Harms. I do thinkTRSI just looks better, well… except for RIGHTSTUF!, but you can’t do the Logo justice with the available fonts here on the Site. But I shell Cease & Desist IF commanded to do so. _________________________ See it, Smell it, Touch it, Taste it.
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#34577 - 03/15/12 01:36 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: Richard Harms]
joelgundam01 UPSF Rear Admiral Registered: 04/18/08 Posts: 2764 Loc: Western NY	Originally Posted By: Richard Harms Originally Posted By: BWBODDY TRSI = The Right Stuf International We try to stay away from calling ourselves TRSI or using the name with "International" on the end. We'll use "Right Stuf, Inc." as the formal corporate name, "Right Stuf" as the casual one, and "RightStuf.com" to refer to the retail side of the company. We'll always see TRSI all over the place, though. I personally use TRSI, because my spell checker doesn't have a fit when I type it. I guess TRSI can stand for "The Right Stuf, Inc." then. I don't see why you have to drop the word "the" from your name as well. _________________________ Avatar: Hime from Princess Resurrection (Kaibutsu Oujo) Shopping at Right Stuf since 2003.
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#34580 - 03/15/12 01:51 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: joelgundam01]
BWBODDY UPSF Vice Admiral Registered: 07/07/11 Posts: 4959 Loc: Louisville,Ky.	Originally Posted By: joelgundam01 Originally Posted By: Richard Harms Originally Posted By: BWBODDY TRSI = The Right Stuf International We try to stay away from calling ourselves TRSI or using the name with "International" on the end. We'll use "Right Stuf, Inc." as the formal corporate name, "Right Stuf" as the casual one, and "RightStuf.com" to refer to the retail side of the company. We'll always see TRSI all over the place, though. I personally use TRSI, because my spell checker doesn't have a fit when I type it. I guess TRSI can stand for "The Right Stuf, Inc." then. I don't see why you have to drop the word "the" from your name as well. TRSI RULES ! _________________________ See it, Smell it, Touch it, Taste it.
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#34610 - 03/15/12 08:57 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: kiku]
kiku UPSF Vice Admiral Registered: 06/13/11 Posts: 6366 Loc: Temporally Displaced	I'm at a loss. Am I supposed to stop saying TRSI when referring to RightStuf? I can by all means do that, if it's necessary. _________________________ No matter where you go, there you are.
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#34612 - 03/15/12 09:06 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: kiku]
kiku UPSF Vice Admiral Registered: 06/13/11 Posts: 6366 Loc: Temporally Displaced	"Cheesecake:" Synonymous with fan service, with particular regard to ecchi. ex.:"Godannar's cockpit cams are notorious for cheesecake shots." _________________________ No matter where you go, there you are.
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#34613 - 03/15/12 09:08 PM Re: Anime/Manga subculture terminology [Re: kiku]
BWBODDY UPSF Vice Admiral Registered: 07/07/11 Posts: 4959 Loc: Louisville,Ky.	Originally Posted By: kiku I'm at a loss. Am I supposed to stop saying TRSI when referring to RightStuf? I can by all means do that, if it's necessary. NAH! TRSI it is !! _________________________ See it, Smell it, Touch it, Taste it.
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