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No, not Japanese comic book porn. Manga usually come before anime. It is comic books or print cartoons, all in one book. Genres of manga are action-adventure, romance, sports and games, historical drama, comedy, science fiction and fantasy, mystery, horror, sexuality, and business and commerce, and more, sexuality being your comic book porn. In 2006, in Japan, 481 billion yen (4.4 billion dollars) worth of manga was sold. In the same year, in the United States, 175-200 million dollars worth of manga. Manga is usually in black and white, but they some full-color manga exist. A Japanese manga artist is called a mangaka. Manga, literally translated, means 'whimsical pictures.' The word came in common usage in the late 18th century. The first manga magazine was created in 1874, Eshinbun Nipponchi is the name of the manga magazine. In 1905 the manga magazine publishing boom started with the Russo-Japanese War, starting with Tokyo Pakku. A female version of the manga was made, Shojo Sekai, the first shojo (heterosexual romance) magazine was made. Shonen Sekai is the first shounen made, created in 1895. Scanlations exist in this world, fan-scanned manga, either for fun or for helping expand the manga-loving community.
Manga is kinda like American comic books.
Manga by MisaTange July 8, 2009
Sometimes called Homo123 by haters, he is the first administrator who started the Internet forum New Age Ads. He started it around August 2008. Because of many crackings by the same people over and over (Brandon & Sam, not be confused by the Invisionfree/Zetaboards support team, the administrator spot was nearly always changed, from Zunder, to MisaTange, to Zunder again. It's like an endless cycle.
Womo123 will be missed.
Womo123 by MisaTange July 8, 2009

Invisionfree 

The second best forum host the Zathyus Network has created, it is founded in September 2002 by Brandon Kopetzky. It is often shortened to IF. According to its terms of service, InvisionFree does not restrict forums on the basis of post, topic, or member number, nor bandwidth, nor will forums be deleted for inactivity. Google AdSense is the site’s main source of revenue; however, users may pay InvisionFree to remove ads from their site, or to make more space available for file uploads. InvisionFree boards are subject to several limitations, though; among them are the inability of the administrator to access the MySQL database directly or to access the board's filesystem via FTP. If you know advanced HTML, you can create custom skins for your forum. You can convert from Zetaboards if you haven't already.
Invisionfree is an awesome forum software, but I recommend you convert to Zetaboards.
Invisionfree by MisaTange July 8, 2009

Zetaboards 

Often shortened to ZB, it is another forum software created by Zathyus Network, created by Brandon Kopetzky, the same guy who brought you Invisionfree. Plus, according to its terms of service, ZetaBoards states that they do not restrict forums based on the number of posts, topics, or members, or bandwidth, and never deleted forums for inactivity. It is a modified version of Invision Power Board version 1.3. Zetaboards was made public in March 2006.

Limitations of ZetaBoards include the lack of FTP access, editing restrictions and inability to access the MySQL database directly, as the software is remotely hosted. Also, e-mail notification of new topics, replies to existing topics and notification of new registrants is not part of the standard ZetaBoard package.

Google AdSense is present on all forums to allow for the free cost to forum admins to host their forums on their own domain.

Users now have the option to purchase ad removal for their forum. After board conversions from InvisionFree to ZetaBoards began, multiple bugs and glitches were found among the converted forums. While the Zathyus team informed its users that converting from ZetaBoards back to InvisionFree would not be possible, many forum owners expressed concern on the company website as to the fact that they are unable to return to InvisionFree due to disappointment with the new system or problems arising from faulty code or lack of support for some skins and themes.
Zetaboards deserves to have a definition posted here in Urban Dictionary.
Zetaboards by MisaTange July 8, 2009

Music Monday 

A weekly event held at Twitter where anyone can join in. In 250 characters, you can name your favorite bands. There is no point to this, except to recommend your followers some good bands, to you anyway.
An example of a Music Monday tweet...

Considering Music Monday, my favorite bands at this week is Linkin Park, Green Day, Dragonforce, and Aya Hirano.
Music Monday by MisaTange July 8, 2009

Follow Friday 

A weekly event hosted at the social networking site Twitter. It's where you can recommend your followers to follow more people.
An example of a Follow Friday tweet...

Heya guys! Considering Follow Friday... @eddsworld @thetomska @cinemassacre
Follow Friday by MisaTange July 8, 2009
In Maple Story, the currency. You can get mesos from defeating monsters, a drop fest, or from trading.
I gained 10 mesos from that Snail. Wait. 10 mesos? 10 MESOS?
Mesos by MisaTange July 8, 2009