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[[Image:Grinbitch2.jpg|thumb|And what vulgarities are you girls talking about today?]]
[[File:Grinbitch2.jpg|thumb|And what vulgarities are you girls talking about today?]]
Pet name given to Haruka Kyogokuin by [[/b/]], a character from an incestual lolicon manga called ''Papa Nanka Daikirai''. Like pretty much all the little girls in the manga she has sex with her father; in her case the sex is not entirely consensual (her father uses her as a replacement for her mother, who walked out on him). She also fulfills the "stuck-up, rich classmate" role, and is gay for a tomboyish classmate named Otome, with whom she has a love/hate relationship; the two girls are arch-enemies at the start of the manga, Otome eventually starts reaching out to Haruka, sensing her need for a friend, and ultimately Haruka and Otome wind up having sex at a slumber party. Her fame stems from a cropped image of her in which she says "Oh ho, why not whore ourselves?" while holding her hand to her face in an arrogant pose and smiling in a bemused, condescending manner.
Pet name given to Haruka Kyogokuin by [[/b/]], a character from an incestual lolicon manga called ''Papa Nanka Daikirai''. Like pretty much all the little girls in the manga she has sex with her father; in her case the sex is not entirely consensual (her father uses her as a replacement for her mother, who walked out on him). She also fulfills the "stuck-up, rich classmate" role, and is gay for a tomboyish classmate named Otome, with whom she has a love/hate relationship; the two girls are arch-enemies at the start of the manga, Otome eventually starts reaching out to Haruka, sensing her need for a friend, and ultimately Haruka and Otome wind up having sex at a slumber party. Her fame stems from a cropped image of her in which she says "Oh ho, why not whore ourselves?" while holding her hand to her face in an arrogant pose and smiling in a bemused, condescending manner.


[[Image:Grinbitch.jpg|thumb|left|150x|That is the question.]]
[[File:Grinbitch.jpg|thumb|left|150x|That is the question.]]
This evolved into macros of other characters with similar facial expressions and captions with some form of "oh ho, why not _____ ourselves". Ironically, this phrase is actually a mistranslation of the original Japanese text (in which she says "Oh ho, are you trying to sell a fight?").
This evolved into macros of other characters with similar facial expressions and captions with some form of "oh ho, why not _____ ourselves". Ironically, this phrase is actually a mistranslation of the original Japanese text (in which she says "Oh ho, are you trying to sell a fight?").


[[Category:4chan/a/]][[Category:Memes and Terms]]
[[Category:4chan/a/]][[Category:Memes and terms]]

Latest revision as of 23:16, 31 March 2022

And what vulgarities are you girls talking about today?

Pet name given to Haruka Kyogokuin by /b/, a character from an incestual lolicon manga called Papa Nanka Daikirai. Like pretty much all the little girls in the manga she has sex with her father; in her case the sex is not entirely consensual (her father uses her as a replacement for her mother, who walked out on him). She also fulfills the "stuck-up, rich classmate" role, and is gay for a tomboyish classmate named Otome, with whom she has a love/hate relationship; the two girls are arch-enemies at the start of the manga, Otome eventually starts reaching out to Haruka, sensing her need for a friend, and ultimately Haruka and Otome wind up having sex at a slumber party. Her fame stems from a cropped image of her in which she says "Oh ho, why not whore ourselves?" while holding her hand to her face in an arrogant pose and smiling in a bemused, condescending manner.

That is the question.

This evolved into macros of other characters with similar facial expressions and captions with some form of "oh ho, why not _____ ourselves". Ironically, this phrase is actually a mistranslation of the original Japanese text (in which she says "Oh ho, are you trying to sell a fight?").