I kind of figured that it was the Year of the Rabbit when my Pixiv exploded in bunnies....and I'm not a furry.Then again, Pixiv exploded in tigers last year on this day, so it's not like it's unprecedented.
I'm p sure Japan puts the Chinese zodiac on the lunar calendar just to simplify things.They're big on tradition, but also big on moving numbers around to make things more linear and manageable.
seccond pic dawwwwwwwwww
Happy New Year, everybody!
2011 is the Year of the Rabbit.
Though really, the Chinese calendar doesn't start until February this year, so maybe these guys are celebrating a bit early . . . ?
I kind of figured that it was the Year of the Rabbit when my Pixiv exploded in bunnies.
ReplyDelete...and I'm not a furry.
Then again, Pixiv exploded in tigers last year on this day, so it's not like it's unprecedented.
I'm p sure Japan puts the Chinese zodiac on the lunar calendar just to simplify things.
ReplyDeleteThey're big on tradition, but also big on moving numbers around to make things more linear and manageable.
seccond pic dawwwwwwwwww
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