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So it could actually mean "The land of passionate encounters" or "The land of passionate meetings", etc? I know "encounters" means something more like "meetings". And don't feel bad about lagging. I'm only done so quickly because I have more time on my hands.

Case in point about learning Japanese: There was one phrase I just couldn't wrap my head around on the Stream 20 translations. Charlie: "Deai to jounetsu no shima, Resort Island da!" Apparently "deai" means something along the lines of "encounter" (出合い), and "jounetsu" means what it's...

Alright, I'll just dust this off... 1. A sentence must contain at least one word of each word length shorter than the longest word in the sentence. (For example, the longest word in that rule is "sentence", which is eight letters long. So, I must have at least one word that is one letter, two...

Yeah, that sucks.

But so is the "colour from the last 5 posts" rule. I might be lenient on affecting the rest of your own post (i.e. fake sigs), but rules definitely shouldn't reference other posts. 1. Except for this one, every rule must state the opposite of them (If you want to make a rule like "tilde at...

I stay with my opinion: The way we played was too confusing. 1. Except for this one, every rule must state the opposite of them (If you want to make a rule like "tilde at the end", your rule must be "no tilde at the end") 2. No less than six words allowed. 3. all rules must be black 4. No more...

Because it gets more confusing than it should. With the no-outside-rule rule, the rules will concentrate on the rules, forcing people to be slightly more inventive to confuse people. 1. Except for this one, every rule must state the opposite of them (If you want to make a rule like "tilde at...

Oh, another thing about this game, the rules should only affect other rules, not the posts themselves. So the comment rule the way you have it is actually invalid. (And the fake signatures. Rules are only to affect other rules.) Oh, whatever, it'll come into effect next round. 1. Every rule...

Oh, hahaha, you had a comment after your rule, not before. 1. No rule may have any BBCode tag applied to it. Nor many any rule contain a word with more than two e's in it.

1. All rules must be in bold and orange. 2. All rules must be in italics. 3. All rules prefixed by a odd number is to be overlined. 4. All rules prefixed by a even number are to be struck through. 5. All rules prefixed by a prime number must be in small caps. [*smallcaps] without the...

1. All rules must be in bold and orange. 2. All rules must be in italics. 3. All rules prefixed by a odd number is to be overlined. 4. All rules prefixed by a even number are to be struck through. Huh, I didn't even know there was an overline tag.

I assume that by "overlined" you mean "struck through". Because there's no such thing as an "overline". 1. All rules must be in bold and lime green. 2. All rules prefixed by a prime number must be written in italics. 3. We, the people who play this game, hereby declares that all rules...

No. That would defeat the purpose of the game. 1. All rules must be in bold and lime green. 2. All rules prefixed by a prime number must be written in italics. 3. We, the people who play this game, hereby declares that all rules, henceforth, must be preceded by "We, the people who play this...

Damn, I thought that would go unnoticed. Not to mention his rule was rule 1. 1. All rules must be in bold and lime green. 2. All rules prefixed by a prime number must be written in italics. If a rule violates itself, then we must also start over.

@megumi: Actually, having misspelled words is a valid rule. Anything that doesn't make the rules virtually unreadable or disallows any other rules from being created is fair game. Oh, as a matter of courtesy, please include all the rules before yours. It's just page breaks and all that stuff...

The Rule Game This one is from the Art of Problem Solving forums. Basically, players will post rules that the rules after it must follow. This keeps going until one rule is broken. Then, we start over again. 1. No rule may have more than four letters in a word, save the word "letters"...

Within two months, we'll say? It's not an official prediction, just a personal estimate by me.

I don't DQ will even be licensed. (Hell, I don't think there'll even be an official TV release in North America at all.) They'll insist on making an American animation out of it, since the books aren't even originally Japanese. (Unless Emily Rodda isn't the writer I think she is.)

At least we're working on Stream... right?

I fourth it, but only if you get editing.