current car. guess it doesn't get recked.
Also, is this before or after he marries his wife?
also, wonder if remilia's a friend or a past love?

Remi must be past lover, or it could be sister.

WE SHALL FIND OUT LATER.

I was getting more of the feeling that Remilia was one of Kogasa's bros, abiet one of his picky bros.

I get the feeling these coming chapters might deal with when the author met his future wife for the first time.

Of course I'm just basing this on the whole America trip arc a while back, because I don't think they were married when that occurred, because, Kogasa questioned why he had to come with them on the trip, and Sanae was not aware of Kogasa's weird snoring/sleep talking habits yet.

Of course I could be completely wrong, which is the most likely scenario.

Remi sure like her sushi boats.

Updated translation.

Also, the title is a reference to the phrase 「大事なことなので二回言いました」("It was important so it had to be said twice") which has almost become a Japanese internet meme.

Chinchen said:
Remi must be past lover, or it could be sister.

WE SHALL FIND OUT LATER.

hopefully not (would be)sister-in-law, that would be nasty!.

Chinchen said:

I remember Kogasa being depicted as Remilia's and Cirno's love child, so I guess it's one of his parents? It's a story from 10 years ago after all.

Kuji-kiri said:
I remember Kogasa being depicted as Remilia's and Cirno's love child, so I guess it's one of his parents? It's a story from 10 years ago after all.

My mind is full of f---

I think I need to go like down.

Kuji-kiri said:
I remember Kogasa being depicted as Remilia's and Cirno's love child, so I guess it's one of his parents? It's a story from 10 years ago after all.

post #532272 shows it.

Pickie said:
I get the feeling these coming chapters might deal with when the author met his future wife for the first time.

Kogasa goes to a place famous for onsen.
Sanae loves visiting onsen.
Chances of them meeting: high
Excellent.

I love how this shows a different CRT based monitor. I think I got my first LCD monitor around 2001 or so - that was so much easier to move than the 17" one I was used to hauling around.