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(_Felix 's school of dance and occult sciences, Wed 19 May 2004, 1:36, archived)

good lord that's insane.

I love it.

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pep, Wed 19 May 2004, 1:37, archived)

It's a "pika", apparently, a kind of mousey rabbit.

I only found out they existed a few minutes ago.
Cute pic #1
Cute pic #2

Quicktime movie with sound:
www.finleyholidaystock.com/media/fh007/quick/11.mov

(_Felix 's school of dance and occult sciences, Wed 19 May 2004, 1:38, archived)

If it sneezes

is that a "pikachoo"?

(Indole Ring, Wed 19 May 2004, 1:39, archived)

PikaChu

Comes from the Japanese Pika (onomatopeic word for electrical sparking) and Chu (rat/mouse).
Essentially "Electric Mouse"
/coat

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Hagbard ... it's been a long time., Wed 19 May 2004, 1:55, archived)

Ohhh

Thank you. That's what "pika pika" is about.

(_Felix 's school of dance and occult sciences, Wed 19 May 2004, 2:03, archived)

However,

Pikapika is onomatopeic, but more generically applied to shiny objects, perhaps, one might say, "sparkley" objects (such as electrical sparking).

E.g.
Diamante jewellry on QVC = pika pika
Sparks round pikachu = pika pika

/pickyarse
/coat

(lord nose, Wed 19 May 2004, 8:49, archived)

Hey

I think you just coined a new term, use "Pika- Pika" instead of "Bling-Bling" and confuse Americans.
*Cues evil laughter*

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Spider Fucking Riviera got stiches for a knife wound for the first time, Wed 19 May 2004, 16:08, archived)

I suppose one that's afflicted with chronic sneezing is called....wait for it

a pikachu

/coat, car keys, aeroplane ticket to australia

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Haku Orange Whip? Orange Whip? Three Orange Whips., Wed 19 May 2004, 1:40, archived)

You make a lovely couple.

(_Felix 's school of dance and occult sciences, Wed 19 May 2004, 1:41, archived)