Interesting way of thinking I guess. I understand you. Poetic things are also out of my league.
I wonder how long he has been preparing his plan for. He needed to takes picture and gather info on Rampo then he needed to know who would be the judge. Maybe he have one for everyone. Kaiji Motojiro seem like a stupid character in Bangou Stray Dog but he is more intelligent then he seems.
According to Wiki: “This short story describes the feeling of an ailing patient and the mischievous emotions which every person has. Kajii wrote many other works which had a main character with lung disease because the author was affected by tuberculosis himself. His life was a fight against poverty and sickness (he died from tuberculosis at the age of 31).”
So I guess it’s supposed to represent his emotions towards his illness and how he managed to handle them (Maybe some time I’ll actually read the story so I can further explain this---- for now though. Sleep
Yes, but I understand that his main characters are his self-inserts - I even mentioned this in my post. And I understand that their actions and melancholic contemplation are supposed to represent how he tried to handle his illness.
What I don’t understand is… what is so cool about books&lemon art installation. Is there some deeper, hidden meaning that’s escaping me? Some metaphor…?
That’s my problem with most of the artistic stuff - it seems so pointless. And I’m always wondering how much I’m undertone I’m missing. 
I guess Wikipedia comment about
is some sort of interpretation, but… ummm… imagining explosion of a book store, which potentially results in dead people is being… mischievous?
I’m waiting for it! 
I mean, to BSD Lemon boi it is 
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Just after our talk about sewing 
I’m pretty sure the hangover will be over before all these steps will be completed:
Joke punchline was pretty predictable, but it was fun nevertheless.
I’m relieved it was only an x-ray and that Yosano didn’t actually cut Tanizaki up again.
I don’t understand this fragment, unless it is meant to be an abstract joke:
And here I wasn’t able to predict how well each member will do as a body double, so it was exciting to see different impressions. 
Yesterday when I saw the thread I realized I forgot about it.
That chap was weird. Not sure how I feel about it.
It was kind of obvious she did not leave it inside anyone.
I’m not sure I understood that part.
My favorite chapter of the week. Every time I see Chuuya I always assume there is gonna have a short joke. One time, it will only be an moment?
She wants to examine him and says it will only be for one moment right?
I did understand what he said so I’m glad you did.
She says that if he wants she can open his belly for him anything. Only 3 minutes and pan! It’s over. He answer like a instant ramen?
Took me a lot of rereading to get it too. I was sure カパッ means a cup . Seems like an onomatopoeia.
psst, there’s no “g” there. i know it’s less common spelling, but internet says it’s still a valid one 
btw, i chose it back in my teen years just because I wanted something with a “dream” meaning as a username. back then, any english name sounded exotic and mysterious. 
now I realize it’s quite a common name, but after all these years I became emotionally attached to it, so oh well 
The joke here is that she sounds like she’s erotically interested in Tanizaki’s body, rather then medically.
And when she repeats that sentence she drops “医療” so it deepens that misunderstanding.
So I understood it as:
“I only made such a medical mistake once” vs “I only made such a mistake once”, which makes is sound like falling for Tanizaki is that mistake.
But maybe I’m over-interpreting it.
Sorry, sometimes I write pretty fast and don’t reread myself. Never knew it was a real name. After looking at the wiki it seems it’s more of a Irish name than a English one ha ha. I will be more careful next time.
Oh!! seems like 過ち means mistake, not instant. Confused it with something else. Thx for the help
Ooops, sorry, typical mistake of saying “English” when meaning “English-speaking country”, not “England”.
I generally try to be cautious about it, but it’s easy to slip.
And yes, since it comes from Irish language, I should definitely say Irish anyway.
It was just a shortcut in my mind for “name used in a place with English as one of the official languages”. 
Oh, it’s a relief that it doesn’t sound to everyone on the internet as a common name.
Being from N. Ireland and having to write Aislin down sometimes I normally ask how that person spells it since there are a few ways to spell it. I’d say the ways I’ve come across most are the way you spell it for your username and Aisling. You can also put the fada over the second i so it would be Aislín which I think is the more correct way to do it since it marks the pronunciation.
It’s a fairly common name here it’s probably one of the more popular Irish names
Yeah… I wanted to say that it’s not a common name for me because I do not know lots of Irish people. But it’s seems it’s common in Irish.
^this. I said “doesn’t sound to everyone”, of course to some people it still will. 
Thanks for your input, @DollyDaydream !
