Hi, I've done something crazy: I don't understand japanese or chinese but I went search for doujins using google translate bar and I want to share what I found. If you all new about this just ignore me. I'm just too happy to extend my list of Renji, Byakuya and Hisagi doujins. :)))) There's probably other caracters so if anyone wants to go look I can help with some tips of how to serch using google toolbar.

Note: I don't have any credits in this scans, i can't give credit cause like i said I don't understand asian, but tru the links you can find who did it. If this is somewhat incorrect of me please let me know.

Never can say goodbye, boy (RenjiXIchigo)


Beauty & Stupid (Shuuhei centered; ShuRen; ShuKira; ShuMatsumoto; ShuAkon)

http://hi.baidu.com/00lanse/blog/item/9ded8d8a09b0e7d9fd1f10b5.html (first and 4th link)


Bleach Fanbook nº1 by Crispydog (?) (Renji X Byakuya; Hitsugaya X Hinamori)



http://www.rayfile.com/zh-cn/files/d133433a-3fe3-11de-becd-0014221b798a/

369 Mix (RenjiXShuuheiXKira)



http://hi.baidu.com/00lanse/blog/item/3f98afed6e2f463426979193.html (second link)

I'm going to post more in a few hours. I'm having trouble with broken links.

 

http://www.jgram.org/pages/viewOne.php?tagE=zumogana&date=2009-11-8

• サッカーで日本が勝って、韓国人の金さんがどんな気持ちかなんて、そんなこと、言わずもがなのことだよ。   [ex #512]
Japan wins at football, it's a thing you don't even need to ask about to know how the Korean Mr. Kim feels.

• 新しい電気製品なんて、買わずもがなで、買うとろくなものがない。   [ex #537]
New eletronic gadgets - Pah! - as well not to buy them, if you do then nothing good will come of it.

• あの人の書く文章には無くもがなといえる言葉が多い。   [ex #3254]
In his writings, there are a number of words which might better have been left out.

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• Two general uses, 1. Something doesn't need doing / saying. (contributor: Amatuka)
  
• 2. Something should not be done / said [although may be anyway to ones regret] (contributor: Amatuka)
  
• NOTE: This is /relatively/ low usage in modern Japanese - but appeared on 2000 JLPT level 1. (contributor: Amatuka)
  
• I agree with NOTE. I asked J co-workers if they use 買わずもがな, I was asked the meanings. I know only 言わずもがな. (contributor: Miki)
  
• Formed by V-nai base + ずもがな
  e.g. 買う→買わない→買わずもがな
  
  Vn = V-nai base (contributor: Amatuka)
  
• もがな dates bqck to the Heian era, and it means that what precedes もがな would be the desire of the speaker. It is an archaic Japanese which only finds its use in some set expressions, such as 言わずもがな,which literally would mean "I desire that I do not say that" that would include the case of my regret for having said what I said.
  My 広辞苑 shows the following:
  あらずもがな、言わずもがな、無くもがな、やらずもがな and 由もがな.
  While 買わずもがな is grammatically correct, I am not sure if it is actually used.
  In any event, except perhaps 言わずもがな, all other instances of the use of もがな are pretty archaic.
  
  
  
  (contributor: bamboo4)
  
• なくもがな 【無くもがな】
  
  （連語）
  
  ないほうがよい。あらずもがな。
  「あの一言は≠ｾった」「≠ﾌ差しで口」 (contributor: kanoko)
  
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http://www.jgram.org/pages/viewOne.php?tagE=tatsumoride&date=2009-11-8

• ボナスは買いに使ったつもりで銀行にお金を入れた。   [ex #6837]
Instead of using the bonus pay to buy things, I saved it (in the bank).

• 運動したつもりで、歩いて行った。   [ex #6838]
Instead of doing exercise, I went walking.

• 特別料金は五百円だから、コーヒーを一杯飲んだつもりで、特急電車に乗った。   [ex #6839]
Because the added charge is 500 Yen (the same value than the coffee), instead of drinking a coffee cup, I took the limited express train.

• 死んだつもりで決心した。   [ex #6840]
You made it with the same resolution you will need to die.

• 父親になったつもりで学生の世話をした。   [ex #6841]
I attended this student as if I were his father.

• 有名な人になったつもりで、道で写真を撮らせた。   [ex #6842]
They took a picture of me on the street as if I had became famous .

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• I intent to give a second life to that empty entry changing it completly:
  独立性 [どくりつせい] (dokuritsusei)
  Meaning: independence
  Example: Our independece have a deeper meaning in our heart.
  JLPT Level: 3
  Category: flash
  Author: chadxtiman
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http://whatjapanthinks.com/?p=2364

Today’s bit of fun from goo Ranking looks at the moment you realise someone you’ve got your eye on is not girlfriend or boyfriend material, for both men looking at women and women looking at men.

Demographics

Between the 18th and 24th of September 2009 1,156 members of the goo Research monitor group completed a private internet-based questionnaire. 63.8% of the sample were female, 10.1% in their teens, 20.8% in their twenties, 30.0% in their thirties, 23.4% in their forties, 9.3% in their fifties, and 6.4% aged sixty or older. Note that the score in the results refers to the relative number of votes for each option, not a percentage of the total sample. This does seem like a rather unusual demographic spread for goo Research.

Ranking result

Q: What is the moment when you realise she’s not girlfriend material? (Sample size=418, male)

Rank		Score
1	When I see her littering, other bad manners	100
2	When I see her bad table manners	90.8
3	When I see her being mean to someone else	79.6
4	When I find out about her two-timing someone else in the past	61.2
5	When the conversation doesn’t flow	60.2
6=	When I can’t comprehend her hobbies	59.2
6=	When she talks on and on about herself	59.2
8	When I can’t get her to comprehend my hobbies	56.1
9	When she doesn’t listen to me	52.0
10	When I hear her slag off her friends	50.0
11	When her room is a tip when I go to visit	46.9
12	When she doesn’t place a priority on promises with me	45.9
13	When I notice that her food preferences are rather different to mine	44.9
14=	When she doesn’t pay anything towards dates	33.7
14=	When I realise she has lots of male friends	33.7
16	When I hear about her past loves	24.5
17	When I learn that she’s hopeless at housework	21.4
18	When her mail repies are slow	16.3
19	When her choice of locations for dates is not smart	8.2
20	When I see her in her private wear	7.1

Q: What is the moment when you realise he’s not boyfriend material? (Sample size=738, female)

Rank		Score
1	When I see him littering, other bad manners	100
2	When I see his bad table manners	88.1
3	When I see him being mean to someone else	83.6
4	When he talks on and on about himself	77.2
5	When the conversation doesn’t flow	74.0
6	When he doesn’t pay anything towards dates	64.2
7	When I find out about him two-timing someone else in the past	61.4
8	When he doesn’t listen to me	59.6
9	When I can’t comprehend his hobbies	59.1
10	When I hear him slag off his friends	54.6
11=	When I notice that his food preferences are rather different to mine	49.5
11=	When I can’t get him to comprehend my hobbies	49.5
13	When I realise he has lots of female friends	40.2
14	When he doesn’t place a priority on promises with me	38.4
15	When he always goes Dutch on dates	29.5
16	When I see him in his private wear	23.1
17	When I hear about his past loves	21.7
18	When his mail repies are slow	18.9
19	When his room is a tip when I go to visit	16.2
20	When his choice of locations for dates is not smart	13.5

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http://whatjapanthinks.com/?p=2363

People sleeping on the train, or feigning sleep so they don’t need to give up their seat, is a staple feature of the Japanese rail system, and something that I do most mornings too. The worry about sleeping past your stop was the subject tackled by this recent survey from iShare.

Demographics

Between the 12th and 15th of October 2009 568 members of the CLUB BBQ free email forwarding service completed a private internet-based questionnaire. 58.1% of the sample were male, 34.7% in their twenties, 31.2% in their thirties, and 34.2% in their forties.

Despite needing three trains to get to and from work every day, I’ve never actually slept past my stop, although more than once or twice I’ve woken up after the train has stopped and had to fight my way through the boarding hoards to get off. My first train in the morning is all the way to the end of the line, so I have once been woken by a fellow passenger as I was still dead to the world when we got to the terminal.

Research results

Q1: Have you ever fallen asleep on a train, bus, etc and gone past your destination? (Sample size=568)

	All	Male N=330	Female N=238
Yes, often (to SQs)	2.6%	3.3%	1.7%
Yes, sometimes (to SQs)	53.7%	54.8%	52.1%
No, never	43.7%	41.8%	46.2%

Q1SQ1: Have you ever been unable to get back home after sleeping past your destination? (Sample size=320)

	All	Male N=192	Female N=128
Yes	24.7%	31.8%	14.1%
No	75.3%	68.2%	85.9%

Q1SQ2: Have you ever woken up in an unexpected place after sleeping past your destination? (Sample size=320)

	All	Male N=192	Female N=128
Yes	18.1%	21.9%	12.5%
No	81.9%	78.1%	87.5%

Q2: Are you the sort of person who can fall asleep anywhere? (Sample size=568)

	All	Male N=330	Female N=238
Yes, anywhere	13.7%	14.2%	13.0%
Yes, some places	46.1%	48.5%	42.9%
No, not really	30.5%	29.4%	31.9%
No, not at all	9.7%	7.9%	12.2%

Q3: Do you get drowsy during the average day? (Sample size=568)

	All	Male N=330	Female N=238
Yes, totally	13.9%	13.6%	14.3%
Yes, somewhat	46.8%	44.5%	50.0%
Average	25.9%	28.2%	22.7%
No, not really	10.0%	10.3%	9.7%
No, not at all	3.3%	3.3%	3.4%

http://www.jgram.org/pages/viewOne.php?tagE=nitsuki&date=2009-11-7

• この仕事は一時間につき十ドル貰える。   [ex #183]
You can get ten dollars per hour for this job.

• １ページにつき、３枚ずつコピーして下さい。   [ex #3822]
Please make three copies of each page.

• １ヤードにつきキス一回でごぜえやす。   [ex #3823]
Only one kiss per yard.

• ２０以上の注文につきましては、見積りより１０％引きの特別価格でご提供します。   [ex #3824]
For quantities of 20 or more, we can allow you a special discount of 10% on the prices quoted.

• この牛肉は１ポンドにつき４ドルです。   [ex #3825]
This beef is four dollars per pound.

• その品物を１ダースにつき３ドルで買う。   [ex #3826]
I buy the article at $3 a dozen.

• それらは１ポンドにつき２５セント安かった。   [ex #3827]
They were about 25 cents a pound cheaper.

• 水道代は一ヶ月につき３０００円かかります。   [ex #7027]
The water expenses takes 3000 yens a month.

• 昼休みにつき、事務所は１時まで休みです。   [ex #7028]
At the office, regarding the lunch break, the rest is until one hour.

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• Think this is also like "nanode" with a noun preceding. Maybe more like due to , its a little stiffer than node. (contributor: francis)
  
• につき or について is also used for "regarding" or "concerning" such as 山田さんにつき（について）何かご存じですか(Do you know anything about Mr. Yamada?).
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http://www.jgram.org/pages/viewOne.php?tagE=toshitatokorode%2C++toshitatte%2C+nishitatokorode%2C+nis&date=2009-11-7

• 全員が参加するとしたところで、せいぜい２０人位だ.   [ex #7130]
Even though everybody signed up, there are only 20 persons

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http://www.jgram.org/pages/viewOne.php?tagE=niatte&date=2009-11-6

• 幼児期にあって、彼はストレスの多い状況を経験した。   [ex #4234]
As an infant, he underwent a stressful situation.

• この核時代にあっては、世界中どこの国だって安全ではない。   [ex #4235]
No country under the sun is safe in this nuclear age.

• その行いが神にあってなされたことが明らかにされるためである。」   [ex #4237]
So that it may be seen plainly that what he has done has been done through God.

• その宝はまだ森の中にあって、そこの木の下に埋めてある。   [ex #4238]
The treasure is still in the forest, where it is buried under a tree.

• それは信じるものはみな、人の子にあって永遠の命を持つためです。   [ex #4239]
That every one who believes in him may have eternal life.

• 自然がいつもそこにあって私たちを助けてくれることを当然だと思ってはいけない。   [ex #5085]
on't take it for granted that the nature is always there to help us.

• 日本は完全に近代化したという点で、アジア諸国の中にあって独特の存在である。   [ex #5087]
Japan is unique among the Asian countries in having modernized completely.

• 彼の家は丘の中腹にあって、見晴らしがすばらしい。   [ex #5088]
His house stands on the hill-side and commands a splendid view.

• 彼は混乱のただ中にあっても冷静だ。   [ex #5089]
He is cool amid confusion.

• 彼女のドレスは私の趣味にあっていない。   [ex #5091]
Her dress is not to my taste.

• 豊かさの中にあっても餓死する人がいるのは残念なことである。   [ex #5094]
It is a pity that some people starve to death even in the midst of plenty.

• 数学は高度情報社会にあって、必要な教養となっている。   [ex #6191]
Mathematics, in such a highly information orientated society is a necessary field of study.　

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• related to a situation.. 状況にあって (contributor: dc)
  
• I think it usually にあっては, which is similar to においては or では
  but still とあって is usedin this form: tell the circumstances. (contributor: dc)
  
• #4237, #4239 These sentences come from ヨハネの福音書 3 (John 3). (contributor: Miki)
  
• #5081, #5082, #5083, #5084, #5086, #5090, #5092, #5093, #5095 are not for this entry.
  に + a form of あう
  (contributor: Miki)
  
• #5091 is missing "my". 彼女のドレスは_私／自分の趣味にあっていない。
  (contributor: Miki)
  
• corrected/deleted. will remove comments soon too. (contributor: dc)
  
• I assume that example #4234 should read as follow: 児時期にあって心に受けた傷は、生涯トラウマとして心に残りつずけるそうだ。 (contributor: Olivier)
  
• Olivier, It shouldn't be 児時期. 幼児期 youjiki is fine.
  つづける　続ける
  But English says something like 幼児期にあって、彼はストレスの多い状況を経験した。
  (contributor: Miki)
  
• I've changed #4234 to Miki's verion, since the original was an incomplete sentence and Miki's reworking still contains the grammar point. (contributor: mochabean)
  
• I'd like to suggest that the religious sentences be removed. 4237 and 4239. Sentences should probably reflect Japanese culture and Christianity is not a major element. (contributor: seanohagan)
  
• The meaning "being suitable" is not in this context. That comes from 似合う (niau). For example:
  
  あなたは赤が似合っています.
  You look good in red. (contributor: balitung)
  
• I actually find the religious grammar useful, since it is a translation. Thanks for the good examples. (contributor: mdobrin)
  
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