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Published: 2014-09-27 23:34:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 104646; Favourites: 2681; Downloads: 0
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The Song of Time, literally!Thanks to 's suggestion, I added in the Moon to really make Link's day.
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That's my kind of luck, that is. Great job!
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Dimension #38947: DESTROYED!
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HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA XD
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no! my brother is 4 years old! nononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononononono
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Oh, lol poor Link! Β Β Great comic btw, and I approve of the time changing to the dreaded 4:44.
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if Link could talk he'd say "f**k you" XD
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Love it! Poor Link's like "Well that's just great!"
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The joke is even better if one knows Japanese enough to know that four in Japanese is "Shi". Guess what the word for death is~
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so its literally Death
lol
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Shini is the word for death in japanese. Right?
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The word for death in Japanese is also "Shi." That's hilarious! However, I think in the place of four, "Yon" is used more often. :3
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That's a bit more convenient, otherwise it'd be really awkward for George to go visit Japan.
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is this refrencing the 4:44 thing in harvest moon
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i know and that is where the easter egg comes from in harvest moon (japanese version) if you check the tv at 4:44 am it goes 4chi4chi4chi infinitely
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444 is also something like 666 to them.
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LOL. The Song of Time is a Gossip Stone!
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i had 6:66 but i swear i don't know how the hell it happened....
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That face Link made at the very end, priceless!
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I have to be honest. I really don't get what's going on.
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"Shi" is Japanese for "four". Shi is ALSO the Japanese word for death. Also, White in Japanese is "Shiro" and is considered the color of death.
I believe in a certain harvest moon (Or animal crossing, can't remember which) game if you were to check your TV when the time is "4:44" you would get a super long text box displaying a bunch of fours and some Japanese letters (Kanji maybe? Or maybe it's Katakana? Hirakana?), presumably translating to four.
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Ah, okay then. Well being someone who never played Animal Crossing or Harvest Moon, that does explain why I don't get it.
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I was gonna guess the time was 6:66.
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444 is the Japanese 666
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Moon: Swiggity swooty, I'M COMING FOR THAT BOOTY.
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It's a warrior!
If you know what I mean. XD
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Boondocks reference: The Booty Warrior
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That Moon has got to be one of the creepiest things in Zelda. Great picture though!
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444 = TIME TO DIE
NICE
*Chinese pinyin joke FTW*
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For us Asians, the time is Death: Death Death...
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so hilarios, like a phone
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH, this wasn't supouse to do this! Crap!
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Most funniest and creepiest thing I have every read!
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