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■SUT○NAさんの鼻(2009年8月20日) 07 28 (suragu) ついに本物のSUTONAさんがきた！ 07 28 (SUTONA) どゆこと？ 07 28 (mutuki) SUTONAさんが来たと聞いて 07 29 (SUTONA) ！？ 07 29 (mutuki) べっべつにSUTONAさんのために起きたわけじゃないんだからね！ 07 30 (SUTONA) え、あの・・・・ありがとうございます・・・？ 07 30 (suragu) SUTONAさんが居ると聞いて幻想郷まできました。 07 30 (SUTONA) いやいやいや！ 07 30 (SUTONA) おかしいでしょ！それは！ 07 30 (suragu) 徐々に広がるSUTONAさんの輪！ 07 31 (SUTONA) 広 が り ま せ ん 広 が せ ま せ ん 07 31 (suragu) 事実ここに一人増えてるし・・ 07 32 (mutuki) ネズミ講のように増えていくぜ★ 07 32 (suragu) ZE☆ 07 32 (SUTONA) 名前 スラグ 投稿日時 2009/08/19 21 54 35}} 07 32 (SUTONA) 07 32 (SUTONA) はじめまして、スラグといいます 07 32 (SUTONA) SUTONAさんに惹かれて加入申請出してしまいました 07 32 (SUTONA) 低名声プレイ中ですがよろしくおねがいします 07 33 (SUTONA) どこで知ったっていうんだ！！！ 07 33 (suragu) そりゃもうwikiで・・・ 07 33 (SUTONA) っ！！ 07 35 (suragu) ■世界へ羽ばたけ！幻想郷のSUT○NAさん 07 35 (suragu) 着実に進行しているようです 07 36 (SUTONA) うぁぁああぁぁ・・・・・・ 07 39 (mutuki) そのうちgoogle検索ランキング1位とかいけると思うよ！YO! 07 40 (suragu) 巨大なSUTONAコロニーができるんですね 07 40 (SUTONA) できませんって！！！ 07 41 (SUTONA) それにしても、wikiの更新頻度あがってません！？ 07 41 (suragu) それはSUTONAさんの人徳ですよ＾＾ 07 42 (SUTONA) 前までは1日1個くらいしか追加されてなかったのに・・・・・ 07 43 (mutuki) 俺もがんばって繁栄度あげないとなぁ 07 44 (SUTONA) ！？！？ 07 44 (mutuki) 早くSUTONAさん親衛隊になれるよう大祝典毎日やってるよ！ 07 44 (suragu) 夢はSUTONAさんに横付けだね☆ 07 45 (SUTONA) 近くにくーーーーーるーーーーなーーーーーーーーー！！！！！！１１１１１１１１ 07 45 (mutuki) 転送門つくればいつでも遊びにいけるようになるZE 07 46 (suragu) SUTONAコロニー計画着実に進行中、その流れはいずれ南西を飲み込むだろう 07 48 (SUTONA) ※コロニーは作りません 07 48 (makop) コロニーじゃないよ 07 48 (makop) 集会だよ 07 48 (mutuki) 親衛隊だお 07 52 (mutuki) SUNASAさんがハチ公にまたがって周りに祈ってる人がたくさんいるオフ会を想像してしまった 07 54 (suragu) ハイル SUTONA!! 07 54 (mutuki) ハイル SUTONA!! 07 54 (SUTONA) いやいやいや！ 07 55 (makop) いやいやいや 07 55 (mutuki) sutonaさん(秘数9)とmutukiくん(秘数5)ふたりの恋愛を占いました。 出会った瞬間、またはふとしたきっかけで一気に恋に落ちて燃え上がってしまう２人。アツすぎて周りから敬遠されちゃうかも？ 07 55 (mutuki) 燃え上がってしまうらしいぜ 07 56 (SUTONA) な い で す 07 56 (mutuki) {{★もしも片思いの場合★アプローチ方法は？ 07 56 (mutuki) はじめからお互い気になる存在です(*^_^*)。まずは相手に微笑みかけてみましょう。そしたら相手もあなたのことを意識し始めるでしょう。それからどんどん話し掛けていけば、すぐに仲良くなれるはず。}} 07 56 (mutuki) ★もしも片思いの場合★交際のきっかけは？ 07 56 (mutuki) 積極的にアタックしましょう。冗談っぽく「好き！」って言ってみるのもいいでしょう。周りのひとの協力もあればなおベスト。 07 56 (mutuki) これを実践してみると 07 56 (mutuki) ウフフフフフフフフフ好きフフフフフフフフ（´・ω・｀）} 07 56 (makop) ヒューヒュー 07 56 (mutuki) こんな感じか 07 56 (SUTONA) 気持ち悪っ！！ 07 58 (mutuki) ウフフフフフフフフフ 07 58 (makop) あのwikiって作ったのはそもそもだれなのー？ 07 58 (SUTONA) え。さん 07 58 (mutuki) SUTONAさん 07 58 (SUTONA) ちがう！ 07 58 (suragu) SUTONAさん 07 59 (makop) SUTONAさんかー 07 59 (SUTONA) ち が う っ て ！ 07 59 (e) 満場一致でSUTONOさん作成のWikiであることが判明しました 07 59 (SUTONA) だーーかーーーらーーーーちーーーーーーーがーーーーーーうーーーーーーーー！ 08 02 (e) 私が死んでも(Wikiを更新する)代わりはいるから… 08 02 (suragu) 人類SUTONA計画 08 02 (SUTONA) ちょっと今からえ。さんの本城に横づけしてきます 08 02 (e) おｋ 08 02 (e) Come here 08 03 (SUTONA) やっぱやめます 08 03 (e) もひってあげる 08 03 (SUTONA) 絶対行きません 08 03 (mutuki) ｗｗｗ 08 03 (suragu) こっちから行くから大丈夫！ 08 03 (e) じゃあ私が行く 08 03 (SUTONA) 来ないでください 08 04 (mutuki) 俺も行くぜ 08 04 (SUTONA) 来なくていいです 08 04 (mutuki) このツンデレめ 08 04 (e) （-231｜-316）でいいよね 08 04 (SUTONA) 違います 08 04 (SUTONA) 嫌です 08 05 (e) ↑よく見ろ、SUTONOさん主城の位置だ 08 05 (SUTONA) どうやって建てる気ですか！？！？！？ 08 05 (suragu) ・・・奪う？ 08 07 (SUTONA) ここには優しいギルメンさんはいないのか・・・・・・ 08 08 (suragu) こんなにもSUTONAさんを愛しているのに！ 08 08 (SUTONA) 愛と優しさは関係ないし、そもそも愛がない！！！！！！！！！！！！！ 08 08 (e) 名前 破廉恥な男 投稿日時 2009/08/19 15 10 03 08 08 (e) 俺も3つ目の城はSUTONAさんに横付けしよう 08 08 (e) 08 08 (e) 名前 さこつ 投稿日時 2009/08/19 22 27 00 08 08 (e) じゃあ俺5つ目の城はその反対側な！ 08 08 (e) age 08 08 (e) 皆優しいじゃないか 08 08 (e) 近くにいて、SUTONOさんが困ったときにはすぐ駆けつけてくれるようにしてくれてるじゃない 08 09 (mutuki) いつでも天使引き連れて駆けつけるよ！ 08 09 (SUTONA) 困る前に駆けつけて困らせるの間違いでしょ 08 09 (mutuki) 間違えて攻撃にしちゃったらごめんね！ 08 09 (suragu) そして間違えて増援クリックしないでOK押すんですね 08 09 (SUTONA) やっぱ優しくないじゃないか！ 08 09 (suragu) ただのミスだよ！ 08 11 (mutuki) そんなワザトスルハズナイジャナイカ 08 11 (suragu) ダヨネ 08 12 (e) これがSUTONAブレイクの威力… 08 13 (e) なんというカリスマ 08 14 (SUTONA) え。さん・・・・・・・＾＾ 08 15 (suragu) 募）副城＋宝物庫に心臓1個 出）祝福5個くらい 08 16 (suragu) 副城買い取りたいのさ。 08 17 (SUTONA) SUTONAコロニーなんてものはできないし、集会なんて行われません 08 17 (SUTONA) ↑これ重要 08 18 (suragu) ごめん、僕が間違ってたね 08 18 (mutuki) 一人でもやるよ！ 08 18 (SUTONA) そうそう 08 18 (mutuki) よしSUTONAさんのお墨付きもらえた！ 08 18 (suragu) 集会なんて行わなくても自然と集まるものだった＾＾ 08 18 (SUTONA) 違う！ 08 21 (SUTONA) 今日の午後からはすごく絡みにくくいきますよ・・・・・ 08 21 (e) ■ガラスの剣 08 21 (e) ↑おんなじこと言わなかった? 08 22 (SUTONA) あれは鬼畜路線だったから失敗したんですよ！ 08 22 (e) ■SUT○NAコマンド 08 22 (e) ↑毛色変えても結果が変わってないんだけど? 08 23 (SUTONA) それも最初から失敗するような気がしてたんです！ 08 23 (SUTONA) 今度は大丈夫・・・・・な気がする！ 08 23 (suragu) 2度あることは3度あると言うよ？ 08 23 (e) そういわれてもねー 08 23 (e) 2回も失敗してる以上は 08 24 (e) ちゃんとした根拠出してもらわないとねー 08 24 (mutuki) え？今まで成功ってあったっけ？ 08 24 (SUTONA) ・・・・・・・・・・・ 08 24 *nick SUTONA → SUTONA_gohan 08 25 (mutuki) ｗｗｗ 08 26 (mutuki) SUTONAさんをアナグラム作成ソフトにかけてみたんだ・・・ 08 26 (mutuki) A Snoutになったから翻訳サイトに突っ込んでみたら 08 26 (mutuki) （´・ω・｀）つ鼻 08 26 (e) 芥川龍之介の鼻 SUTONOさんの人気はWikiから世界へ! 08 42 (suragu) SUTONAさんが居なくなったとたん 08 42 (suragu) 話題が消え去ったね
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エドイド諸語 Niger-Congo Atlantic-Congo【alv】 Volta-Congo Benue-Congo Edoid languages Delta — Degema【deg】—デゲマ語 Engenni【enn】— Epie【epi】—エピエ語 North-Central —北中部諸語 Edo-Esan-Ora —エド＝エサン＝オラ語 Edo【bin】—エド語 Emai-Iuleha-Ora【ema】—エマイ＝イウレハ＝オラ語 Ibilo【ibi】→ Retired. Merge into Okpamheri【opa】 Esan【ish】—エサン語 Ghotuo-Uneme-Yekhee —ゴトゥオ＝ウネメ＝イェケエ語 Ghotuo【aaa】—ゴトゥオ語 Ivbie North-Okpela-Arhe【atg】— Enwan【env】— Yekhee【ets】—イェケエ語 Igwe【igw】—イグウェ語 Ikpeshi【ikp】— Ososo【oso】— Sasaru【sxs】— Uneme【une】—ウネメ語 Ihievbe【ihi】— Uokha【uok】— Northwestern —北西部諸語 Aduge【adu】— Osse — Ehueun【ehu】—エフェウン語 Iyayu【iya】—イヤユ語 Uhami【uha】—ウハミ語 Ukue【uku】—ウクウェ語 Southern —南部諸語 Akuku【ayk】—アクク語 Idesa【ids】—イデサ語 Okpe【okx】—オクペ語 Oloma【olm】—オロマ語 Okpamheri【opa】—オクパメリ語 Southwestern—南西部諸語 Eruwa【erh】—エルワ語 Uvbie【evh】—ウビエ語 Isoko【iso】—イソコ語 Okpe【oke】—オクペ語 Urhobo【urh】—ウルホボ語
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経済産業省へのメールテンプレート RMT抗議運動/Protest against RMT 現在、尻鯖ではサービス提供外(中国、台湾、ベトナムなど)からのギル生産者が多くいます。これらのキャラクターは、固定ＰＴでレベルを一定レベルまで上げ、それ以降はギル生産を行い続けます。ギル生産の手段は、栽培、採掘、ＨＮＭ、ＮＭ、合成、傭兵などあるみたいです。 There is lot of gil farmer from China, Taiwan and Vietnam on Quetzalcoatl Server. Those characters are leveling in static party and when they got reach to certain level they start farming gil for 24 hours. (Dead?)Group 1 詳細(Detail) BAS6 BLM75/RDM35 HUM BeckHamk (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 BLM75/RDM35 TAR Buhui (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 BLM75/RDM34 TAR Dauday (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 WHM75/BLM35 TAR Emex (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 PLD75/WAR34 ELV Feier (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 BLM75/RDM33 MIT Kissf (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 PLD75/WAR35 HUM Ronaldos (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 BLM75/WHM33 TAR Thecry (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 BRD75/WHM36 HUM Kellys (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 WHM75/BLM35 TAR Hhllyk (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 BLM75/WHM35 TAR Killyn (LS DragonWarriorr) BAS6 BLM75/RDM35 TAR Rockcoat (LS DragonWarriorr) Group 2 詳細(Detail) SND1 WHM74/BLM37 TAR Angeli SND1 BLM74/RDM37 TAR Biririg SND1 BLM74/RDM37 TAR Rattys SND1 BLM74/RDM37 HUM Ubyt SND1 BLM74/RDM37 HUM Untat SND1 BLM74/RDM37 TAR Kemen Group 3 詳細(Detail) SND1 BLM3 TAR Bigfish SND1 WAR4 HUM Lemar SND1 BLM6 TAR Ohayo SND1 BLM5 TAR Moln SND1 BLM4 HUM Dreamscometrue SND1 BLM4 TAR Overbe Group 4 詳細(Detail) SND10 RDM75/BLM37 TAR Annaa (LS Amiability) PL SND6 PLD75/WAR37 HUM Ahtao SND6 BLM75/RDM37 TAR Ahbu SND6 RNG75/NIN37 HUM Feir (LS Amiability) SND6 MNK75/WAR37 ELV Mede (LS BlueHNM) SND6 WHM75/BLM37 TAR Xinzi SND6 RDM75/WHM37 HUM Yuer Group 5 詳細(Detail) Evesky TAR Wljsky HUM Shalf TAR Sckugli HUM Yitou TAR SND2 WHM33/BLM16 TAR Sqsm Group 6 詳細(Detail) SND6 BLM75/WHM37 TAR Mamuamua SND6 THF75/NIN37 MIT Pahoho SND6 NIN75/WAR37 ELV Febabont SND6 RDM75/BLM37 HUM Fotinn (LS fortinn) SND6 WHM75/BLM37 TAR Duaduadudu SND6 THF75/NIN37 MIT Tunnune Group 7 (PL by Krebs) 詳細(Detail) BAS10 THF75/NIN37 MIT Wukyu BAS10 BLM75/RDM37 TAR Minra BAS10 THF75/NIN37 MIT Cehih BAS10 Rnahye BAS10 Jegovya BAS10 NIN75/WAR37 ELV Uvweie Group 8 詳細(Detail) SND9 WHM74/BLM37 TAR Feya (LS Amiability) PL SND6 BLM75/RDM37 TAR Bupabupa SND6 BLM75/RDM37 TAR Feisei SND6 BLM75/RDM37 HUM Lysha (LS Fantasyangel) SND6 BLM75/RDM37 TAR Mihuh (LS Fantasyangel) SND6 BLM75/RDM37 TAR Vitehite SND6 BLM75/RDM37 TAR Yaoyao Group 9 詳細(Detail) BAS10 MNK75/NIN37 ELV Uaeevil BAS10 BLM75/WHM37 TAR Feliheli BAS10 NIN75/WAR35 ELV Dicond BAS10 BRD75/WHM37 HUM Ahy BAS10 WHM75/BLM37 TAR Nodondon BAS10 THF75/NIN37 MIT Rore Group 10 詳細(Detail) SND10 RDM75/BLM37 TAR Annaa (LS Fantasyangel) SND9 WHM74/BLM37 TAR Feya (LS Fantasyangel) Heym (LS Fantasyangel) Laja (LS Fantasyangel) SND9 THF75/WAR5 TAR Notenate (LS Fantasyangel) SND9 BLM74/WHM37 TAR Repkaka (LS Fantasyangel) Group 11 詳細(Detail) Standby (LS HNMLINKS) PL Baishill Jimese Jinlaik Miaux Twinslele Wahaha Group 12 詳細(Detail) SND6 BLM69/RDM34 TAR Deathmoon Evilqueen SND6 NIN69/WAR34 ELV Fanking (LS WGleague) SND6 THF69/NIN34 MIT Goldskiner SND6 RDM69/WHM34 HUM Joinlin SND6 WHM69/BLM34 TAR Snowshow (Dead?)Group 13 詳細(Detail) SND1 NIN24/WAR12 HUM Asadssadasdads SND1 BRD25/WHM11 TAR Ddjru SND1 WAR25/MNK12 GAL Sohou Kllrou Dssdfsdfsdfsdf SND1 NIN27/THF13 MIT Quder Group 14 詳細(Detail) BAS1 BLM21 TAR Bantoluto BAS1 WAR21 MIT Bynoyoeh BAS1 RDM21 HUM Daphyll BAS1 WHN21 TAR Jaryularyu BAS1 WAR21 MIT Neheh BAS1 BLM21 TAR Hawehyaweh BAS1 BLM21 TAR Gedottogeto BAS1 WAR20 GAL Sailingtide BAS1 WHM19 HUM Clairilda BAS1 THF20 MIT Fayeeh BAS1 WHM19 TAR Fyipsiyafyipya BAS1 BLM19 TAR Okohtsokoh Group 15 詳細(Detail) BAS1 BLM14 TAR Bajenjjokenjo BAS1 WAR15 GAL Euphori BAS1 THF15 MIT Heyaoya BAS1 WHM15 HUM Nathania BAS1 WHM15 TAR Rakehtkyokeht BAS1 BLM14 TAR Wanoyano BAS1 WAR15 GAL Waterless BAS1 WHM16 TAR Nehuchihu BAS1 BLM16 TAR Myuppyepye BAS1 RDM17 HUM Afanasiev BAS1 WAR16 ELV Alcaurie BAS1 BLM15 TAR Nerruperru Group 16 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WHM20 TAR Bapinonyaapino BAS1 BLM018 TAR Bohigyunhi BAS1 WHM19 HUM Fedila BAS1 WHM19 TAR Rehpyee BAS1 BLM19 TAR Ryaffugafu BAS1 WAR19 GAL Unassailablefin BAS1 BLM20 TAR Chigosigo BAS1 RDM20 HUM Midzuwe BAS1 WAR20 GAL Stupidrainbow BAS1 MNK20 GAL Unflinchingjaw BAS1 WHM19 TAR Postcaste BAS1 BLM20 TAR Rudenunde Group 17 詳細(Detail) BAS1 RDM22 HUM Brandie BAS1 BLM21 TAR Pehehhnohyueho BAS1 BLM21 TAR Berihdabepida BAS1 WAR21 GAL Sinuoussparrow BAS1 WAR21 ELV Elmimapise BAS1 WHM21 TAR Jesahmbisahm Group 18 詳細(Detail) TAR Annaarnold TAR Bertiecamp TAR Charleschild TAR Eiizabeth TAR Dickens TAR Fastfelix HUM Flanna (Dead?)Group 19 詳細(Detail) SND6 BLM73/WHM36 TAR Blackboard SND6 NIN75/WAR37 ELV Ninjaninja SND6 PLD74/WAR37 ELV Kood SND6 THF74/WAR07 ELV Loveo SND6 RDM72/BST6 TAR Hoohoo (LS KINGKONG) Severe (Dead?)Group 20 詳細(Detail) BAS6 RDM75/DRK37 HUM Areek Brawlking BAS6 BLM75/WHM37 TAR Darkangelz BAS6 NIN75/WAR37 ELV Endurpains BAS6 WHM75/SMN37 TAR Goddessl (LS DownFall) Slide Group 21 詳細(Detail) SND8 RDM75/BLM37 TAR Arise (PL) ELV Areivl ELV Dmug ELV Kanay (LS SpongDaggers) TAR Valous TAR Monarchdragon (LS SpongDaggers) TAR Forud (LS SpongDaggers) Group 22 詳細(Detail) BAS6 BLM75/WHM37 TAR Genders TAR Pressed MIT Redaudy (LS WigSplitter) ELV Chossese BAS6 THF75/NIN37 HUM Goodlove (LS WigSplitter) BAS6 NIN75/WAR37 ELV Randomn (LS WigSplitter) Group 23 詳細(Detail) BAS1 PLD75/WAR37 ELV Keybads BAS1 NIN75/WAR37 ELV Genlear HUM Hosetow BAS6 BLM75/RDM37 TAR Coolboys TAR Coolgirls BAS6 BLM75/WHM37 TAR Lettewhm BAS6 WHM75/BLM37 TAR Anerte (LS WigSplitter) BAS6 MNK75/WAR37 GAL Recomm (LS WigSplitter) BAS6 WHM75/BLM37 TAR Rockgirls (LS WigSplitter) Group 24 詳細(Detail) SND2 WAR23/MNK05 HUM Coooooooool (LS WePokeSeaHorrors) SND1 BLM23 TAR Kissmeme SND2 WAR23/MNK06 ELV Xingmissyouning (LS WePokeSeaHorrors) SND2 WHM23/BLM01 HUM Bluestrr (LS PandeFariMageBender) SND2 WHM22 TAR Goodbaby (LS WonFourAll) SND2 THF23 MIT Kingta Group 25 詳細(Detail) SND2 WHM62/BLM30 TAR Fltba SND2 BLM62/WHM31 TAR Ooooooooopa SND2 NIN63/WAR31 MIT Soyouta SND2 WHF63/NIN30 MIT Suiyyter SND2 MNK62/WAR18 GAL Tataluli SND2 RDM62/WHM30 TAR Yado Group 26 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR23 ELV Deanbill SND1 BLM24/WHM01 HUM Hellen SND1 THF24/WAR05 MIT Kittycats SND1 BLM24 TAR Michaeles SND1 WAR24 ELV Peryonjon (LS TeaPartyMasters) SND1 WHM23 TAR Wendy Group 27 詳細(Detail) SND1 PLD27/WAR13 ELV Blackeagle (LS WonForAll) SND1 THF26/NIN13 MIT Invisible (LS BadBoy) SND1 BLM27/WHM13 TAR Mataiiu SND1 DRK27/WAR13 ELV Galanz SND1 WHM25/BLM02 TAR Litter SND1 RDM26/BLM13 ELV Kuangta SND1 RDM10 HUM Marrykiss (Gone?) Group 28 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR10 ELV Jamesho SND1 RDM10 TAR Anniejin SND1 THF10 ELV Ashleyy SND1 MNK11 ELV Phoehe SND1 BLM11 TAR Tomny SND1 WHM11 TAR Uailin Group 29 詳細(Detail) TAR Ailsa TAR Moyila SND1 WAR11 ELV Songy SND1 WAR11 ELV Dunan SND1 WHM11 ELV Beautifu SND1 WHM10 TAR Roliane Group 30 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WHM15 TAR Ailisi BAS1 THF17 MIT Efvb BAS1 BLM16 TAR Rewed BAS1 RDM16 HUM Scuyh BAS1 WAR16 ELV Sevenleo BAS1 WAR16 ELV Yjmn Group 31 詳細(Detail) SND2 WAR13 HUM Avenge SND2 BLM13 TAR Beatingdragon SND2 WAR13 ELV Hurrcane SND2 WHM13 TAR Mermaider SND1 RDM13 HUM Moonlight SND1 THF13 MIT Vnicorn Group 32 詳細(Detail) SND1 WHM25 TAR Raull SND1 TAR Rubn SND1 GAL Gutti SND1 GAL Beckhamm SND1 THF26 MIT Figoo SND1 HUM Rcarlos Group 33 詳細(Detail) SND1 RDM25 HUM Casillas SND1 THF26 MIT Cambiasso SND1 MNK26 GAL Incrediblefight SND1 WAR28/MNK01 GAL Ronaldoo SND1 BLM29/MNK01 TAR Zidanea SND1 WHM28/BLM01 TAR Solarii Group 34 詳細(Detail) SND1 RDM58/BLM29 HUM Amigogo (LS SecondStringHero) SND1 BLM58/WHM29 TAR Ayaaa (LS ThoseOtherGuys) SND1 NIN58/WAR29 HUM Kidomaru (LS TheRoadLessTravel...) SND1 WHM58/BLM29 TAR Koyukii SND1 MNK58/WAR29 GAL Maitogai SND1 THF58/NIN29 MIT Sakurarara Group 35 詳細(Detail) Ubyt Sukeiky Dempsey SND2 BLM24/WHM12 HUM Abigaley SND3 NIN24/WAR10 ELV Alwan SND1 BLM24/WHM12 TAR Angeli SND5 THF63/NIN31 HUM Amro SND3 WAR64/NIN32 HUM Kaufmann Group 36 詳細(Detail) BAS1 BLM08 HUM Alviua BAS1 WAR11 ELV Beaudant BAS1 THF10 ELV Bilotie BAS1 WAR10 MIT Hervih BAS1 WAR12 ELV Demolaman BAS1 WHM11 TAR Rofore Group 37 詳細(Detail) SND1 BLM17 TAR Anata SND1 BLM17 TAR Melodo SND1 THF17 MIT Striky SND1 BLM17 TAR Uniom SND1 WAR17 ELV Mcbwl SND1 WHM17 HUM Visala Group 38 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WAR17 ELV Redpair BAS1 THF19 HUM Bigfacecat BAS1 WHM18 TAR Tiwcr BAS1 BLM18 TAR Smaldevil BAS1 RDM18 HUM Redrem BAS1 WAR17 GAL Maletyrant Group 39 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WHM09 TAR Barrryssc BAS1 WHF11 MIT Daoqtalvv BAS1 BLM10 TAR Heilfoyssc BAS1 WHM10 HUM Hongxayssc BAS1 WAR11 ELV Rtthkafgfg BAS1 WAR12 ELV Rtvynuftj Group 40 詳細(Detail) SND1 RDM09 HUM Daiwei SND1 WHM09 TAR Dapipi SND1 WAR10 ELV Dargke SND1 THF10 MIT Devilgirl SND1 WAR10 ELV Laodu SND1 BLM08 TAR Qiuqiu Group 41 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR14 GAL Firewar SND1 WAR14 GAL Freerun SND1 WHM14 TAR Kissyeah SND1 BLM14 TAR Mzeast SND1 BLM14 TAR Smitte SND1 RDM14 TAR Vivianr SND1 PLD37/WAR18 GAL Vunt Group 42 詳細(Detail) SND1 BLM14 TAR Babiwa SND1 WHM14 HUM Bluegirl SND1 THF14 ELV Keypadd SND1 BLM14 TAR Laward SND1 WAR14 GAL Salahio SND1 MIT Shanaxi (LS WonForAll) Group 43 詳細(Detail) (JunnyがPL) SND1 WAR10 MIT Alic (LS WhiteCat) SND1 THF10 MIT Hpmp (LS WhiteCat) SND1 WHM10 MIT Jodi (LS WhiteCat) SND1 RDM10 MIT Lyna (LS WhiteCat) SND1 WAR10 MIT Vinn (LS WhiteCat) SND1 THF10 MIT Yota (LS WhiteCat) Group 44 詳細(Detail) SND1 WHM13 TAR Ryuhefooluhfoo SND1 WAR14 HUM Aurele SND1 RDM14 HUM Biantou SND1 BLM14 TAR Modagida SND1 THF15 MIT Bohfisoo SND1 WAR15 ELV Ricien Group 45 詳細(Detail) BAS1 HUM Ailisha BAS1 ELV Paman BAS1 TAR Sahala BAS1 MIT Yidamida BAS1 TAR Sunson BAS1 WAR17 ELV Pabaut Group 46 詳細(Detail) SND1 TAR Whrich SND1 ELV Lvoro SND1 ELV Kialye SND1 WAR12 ELV Andrewken SND1 BLM12 TAR Anglesmileyangl SND1 WAR20/THF01 ELV Belll SND1 BLM21/RDM10 HUM Morieadan SND1 WAR21/MNK10 HUM Suryael Group 47 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WAR18 ELV Bableu BAS1 BLM17 TAR Chadey BAS1 RDM18 HUM Edette BAS1 WHM18 TAR Gedode BAS1 RDM18 TAR Hajeso BAS1 WHM18 TAR Hunose BAS1 BLM17 TAR Manpiru BAS1 RDM18 TAR Tomotan BAS1 RDM14 TAR Banis BAS1 WHM14 HUM Dragy BAS1 THF14 MIT Larita BAS1 RDM14 TAR Nishiku BAS1 RDM14 TAR Runniw BAS1 RDM14 TAR Seriresi BAS1 BLM14 TAR Gerya BAS1 BLM14 TAR Sabila BAS1 BLM18 TAR Pashor BAS1 WAR16 GAL Undaunted Group 48 詳細(Detail) SND1 THF15 MIT Botzsyl SND1 WHM15 TAR Gootreem SND1 WAR15 ELV Michaol SND1 WAR15 GAL Pandomee SND1 WHM15 TAR Yimikoo SND1 WHM16 TAR Nokeey Group 49 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR10 ELV Dafan SND1 WHM07 HUM Darie SND1 THF08 MIT Enoyaa SND1 WAR10 GAL Gotont SND1 BLM08 TAR Fegogo SND1 WHM08 TAR Yoteite Group 50 詳細(Detail) SND1 RDM14 HUM Alynn SND1 WHM14 TAR Deijii SND1 WAR14 ELV Kung SND1 BLM14 TAR Lehehe SND1 THF14 MIT Oomala SND1 WAR14 ELV Paude Group 51 詳細(Detail) BAS1 THF09 MIT Fittelly BAS1 RDM09 TAR Korunic BAS1 BLM10 TAR Stong BAS1 WAR11 HUM Thinver Kinmcosdy Mischievou Group 52 (削除) Group 53 詳細(Detail) Badgirls Mordys Songbing Tanshan Tonghua Xiaohei Group 54 詳細(Detail) (PL by Catsister) BAS1 ELV Frogmans(Alternative Character：Jorke/Basss) BAS1 TAR Huhhuh BAS1 TAR Jook BAS1 BLM6 TAR Basss BAS1 WAR7 HUM Bastt BAS1 BLM6 TAR Glacier SND1 THF25 MIT Eoundless Group 55 詳細(Detail) SND1 WHM04 TAR Akoi (LS WigSplitter) SND1 THF04 ELV Catlum SND1 WAR05 GAL Chroms SND1 BLM04 TAR Hoodlum SND1 WAR04 HUM Pandap SND1 BLM05 TAR Plmcypyx Group 56 詳細(Detail) SND1 BLM12 TAR Cheser SND1 WAR14 ELV Zoeobw SND1 THF13 MIT Leoparder SND1 WHM13 TAR Demonea SND1 RDM13 HUM Caesaris SND1 WAR14 ELV Freestyles Group 57 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR09 HUM Meneedexp SND1 WHM09 TAR Rainaa SND1 RDM09 HUM Sevena SND1 THF09 MIT Wact Group 58 詳細(Detail) Blaakk SND1 WHM08 TAR Humama SND1 WAR12 HUM Longshao SND1 THF10 MIT Maonilili SND1 WAR11 ELV Ninkyl Olalamei Group 59 詳細(Detail) WIN1 WAR05 MIT Linta WIN1 BLM07 TAR Qutera Kyuzodono Mononey Ricecake Wiget Group 60 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WHM03 TAR Baiwhrryss BAS1 THF03 MIT Daouqthf BAS1 BLM03 TAR Hewherefind BAS1 RDM03 HUM Honxayssc BAS1 WAR03 ELV Rthvynftk BAS1 WAR03 ELV Rtsvynuftj Group 61 詳細(Detail) BAS1 BLM01 TAR Baipressisit BAS1 RDM01 HUM Hornredmage BAS1 WAR01 ELV Rtbgeneratefor Rtyopchoose Heigeeratradom Daogamemast Group 62 詳細(Detail) BAS1 THF11 MIT Chrizart Hontiost BAS1 WAR12 ELV Keelonly BAS1 RDM11 TAR Yukisally Patyoon Perfecter Group 63 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WAR05 ELV Insane BAS1 WAR05 ELV Goodtank BAS1 WHM05 TAR Xukiss BAS1 BLM05 TAR Summit BAS1 THF05 ELV Shaleless BAS1 RDM05 TAR Jackrain Group 64 詳細(Detail) SND1 BLM11 TAR Blockk SND1 WAR11 ELV Exits SND1 WHM11 HUM Kely SND1 THF12 MIT Sigee SND1 WHM12 TAR Minminnn Pleasee Group 65 詳細(Detail) (PL by Mindgrasp) SND1 WHM05 TAR Angleruba SND1 BLM05 TAR Casery SND1 WHM05 TAR Kingsbary SND1 WAR05 ELV Malimenlu SND1 THF05 MIT Misdom SND1 WAR05 HUM Nisery Group 66 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR11 ELV Breezewarrior SND1 BLM11 TAR Darkemissary SND1 WAR11 ELV Firewarrior SND1 RDM09 TAR Soulemissary SND1 THF12 TAR Stealheart Nurseinwhite Group 67 詳細(Detail) SND1 BLM05 TAR Ayeganye SND1 WAR09 ELV Podant SND1 WAR10 ELV Vedrocent SND1 RDM05 TAR Kyaakuku SND1 THF06 MIT Tuhaa SND1 WHM05 TAR Tuyuluyu Group 68 詳細(Detail) SND1 BLM08 TAR Maxine SND1 BLM09 TAR Briange SND1 WAR08 ELV Brant SND1 RDM09 TAR Tarulife SND1 BLM07 TAR Anthenau SND1 BLM09 TAR Amandalu Group 69 詳細(Detail) SND1 WHM08 TAR Athenss SND1 WAR08 ELV Tinmyt SND1 WAR08 ELV Akamh SND1 THF09 MIT Mitiny SND1 THF09 MIT Tray SND1 BLM09 TAR Ytur Group 70 詳細(Detail) (PL SND5 BLM59/WHM29 TAR Mive) SND1 RDM14 HUM Jacob SND1 WAR15 HUM Jerome SND1 WHM14 TAR Kowayi SND1 BLM12 TAR Monoro SND1 THF14 MIT Botteye SND1 WAR15 ELV Gehry Group 71 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WHM12 TAR Banatutu BAS1 THF13 MIT Chihastaagger BAS1 WAR12 MIT Tentahha BAS1 RDM13 HUM Demiran BAS1 WAR13 ELV Docien BAS1 MNK13 ELV Fadrubion BAS1 THF13 MIT Hahpypy BAS1 BLM12 TAR Hiputniput BAS1 WAR13 GAL Holygorilla BAS1 MNK13 GAL Platedbonito BAS1 WHM13 TAR Yopolulu Minneline Group 72 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR08 MIT Bees SND1 THF09 MIT Eady SND1 WHM08 MIT Nimi SND1 WAR08 MIT Trac SND1 WHM08 MIT Giny SND1 WHM07 MIT Mays Group 73 詳細(Detail) BAS1 BLM14 TAR Chenroc BAS1 WAR14 ELV Chossses BAS1 THF14 HUM Nakoo BAs1 RDM15 TAR Chumimii BAS1 WHM15 TAR Thercoat BAS1 WAR14 ELV Suzakua Group 74 詳細(Detail) SND1 WHM06 TAR Charisant Desksky Generated Jinsheng SND1 BLM06 TAR Mainicon Tanki Group 75 詳細(Detail) BAS1 WAR11 HUM Belinie BAS1 WAR12 MIT Byakitty BAS1 RDM11 TAR Mohabeha BAS1 WAR11 GAL Redekk BAS1 WHM12 TAR Riyosisi BAS1 WAR11 MIT Tsava Group 76 詳細(Detail) Keeley Pilaeee WIN1 RDM20 HUM Dall WIN1 BLM18 TAR Dasusu WIN1 THF19 MIT Eynes WIN1 WAR18 MIT Guh Group 77 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR23 ELV Akubisama SND1 THF24 MIT Kristoperp SND1 WHM23 TAR Kuer Nokkochan Panazawa Peordes Group 78 詳細(Detail) SND1 WAR26/MNK05 GAL Cocboy SND1 WHM28/BLM07 TAR Cocgirl SND1 BLM26/WHM05 TAR Godisboy SND1 THF29/WAR05 MIT Warai Group 79 詳細(Detail) SND1 THF13 MIT Forlove SND1 THF13 MIT Gnndbya SND1 WHM11 TAR Goodchild SND1 WAR13 ELV Kjghjthtogr SND1 RDM13 HUM Rfufofeilu SND1 WAR13 ELV Dfyhjdklh Group 80 SND1 NIN35/WAR17 ELV Jaza SND1 WHM37/BLM18 TAR Bstkey SND1 THF37/NIN18 MIT Kahalera Solo or Small group MIT Avgirl ELV Bluelion SND2 THF59/NIN29 MIT Zxchiop Dedracent Pyoih Vebreaubent BAS2 NIN08/THF04 ELV Vublebaut BAS2 NIN08/WAR04 MIT Wwehe Japanese Group Selbinagodone Selbinagodtwo Selbinagodthree Selbinagodfour Selbinagodfive Selbinagodsix Selbinagodseven Former Group 1 詳細(Detail) TAR Angle HUM Bettylily ELV Calmikeboss TAR Everblack ELV Kriseman MIT Lamatilecat Former Group 2 詳細(Detail) Tuky Wantfly Jkf Idhdgd BAS6 NIN75/WAR37 ELV Gssyt Cows Former Group 3 詳細(Detail) Arcgood (LS SPongDaggers) Daly Junny WIN1 NIN75/WAR37 GAL Large WIN1 THF75/WAR12 MIT Luckyangel Maty Former Group 4 詳細(Detail) Icebird Kiriny TAR 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TOXICOLOGICAL PROFILE FOR WHITE PHOSPHORUS -index ▼2 HEALTH EFFECTS ▼▼2.2 DISCUSSION OF HEALTH EFFECTS BY ROUTE OF EXPOSURE 2.2.2 Oral Exposure -2 2.2.2 Oral Exposure(2.2.2.0 preface) 2.2.2.1 Death 2.2.2 Oral Exposure -22.2.2.2 Systemic Effects(preface) Respiratory Effects. Cardiovascular Effects. Gastrointestinal Effects. Hematological Effects. Musculoskeletal Effects. Hepatic Effects. Renal Effects. Dermal Effects. Other Systemic Effects. 2.2.2 Oral Exposure -32.2.2.3 Immunological and Lymphoreticular Effects 2.2.2.4 Neurological Effects 2.2.2.5 Reproductive Effects 2.2.2.6 Developmental Effects 2.2.2.7 Genotoxic Effects 2.2.2.8 Cancer 2.2.2.2 Systemic Effects (preface) Systemic effects of white phosphorus in humans and animals after oral exposure are discussed below. The highest NOAEL value and all reliable LOAEL values from each reliable study for systemic effects in each species and duration category are recorded in Table 2-2 and plotted in Figure 2-2. No studies were located regarding ocular effects in humans or animals after oral exposure to white phosphorus. Respiratory Effects. Studies on respiratory effects following acute oral exposure of humans to white phosphorus were limited to case reports of intentional or accidental consumption of materials containing white phosphorus. Although intake of phosphorus was often reported, dose could be estimated for only one study (Hann and Veale 1910), because vomiting and/or gastric lavage nearly always occurred soon after poisoning, expelling much of the ingested phosphorus from the body. Tachypnea (increased respiratory rate; 48 breaths/minute) was observed in a woman consuming rat poison containing 4% white phosphorus (Hann and Veale 1910); the woman apparently did not vomit until the second day, and the vomitus was clear. The estimated dose was 2 mg/kg. Four days after ingesting the rat poison, the woman died, apparently from liver failure. Autopsy showed that the pleural cavity was filled with a dark fluid, but no histological abnormalities were observed in the lungs (Hann and Veale 1910). In the following studies, no doses could be estimated for respiratory effects because of vomiting and/or gastric lavage. In a case report involving ingestion of rat poison containing white phosphorus, the patient arrived at a hospital in a coma and displayed Cheyne-Stokes respirations and rales (Wechsler and Wechsler 1951). The Cheyne-Stokes respirations increased to an extreme degree, and the patient died. Autopsy revealed pulmonary congestion and edema throughout the stroma. Increased respiratory rate (56 breaths/minute) and rales also were observed in an infant ingesting rat poison containing white phosphorus (Rao and Brown 1974). The child died, and autopsy revealed evidence of pulmonary edema. Rales were observed in a child ingesting a fatal dose of white phosphorus in fireworks; autopsy indicated that the lungs were normal except for some fibrous adhesions (Dwyer and Helwig 1925). Hemorrhagic bronchopneumonia was observed following autopsy of a man ingesting a fatal dose of rat poison containing white phosphorus (Winek et al. 1973). Autopsy of a child who died following ingestion of a firecracker revealed fatty deposition in parenchyma, bronchial epithelium, and tracheal epithelium and cartilage (Humphreys and Halpert 1931). Death from cardiopulmonary failure was reported for a 63-year-old woman (Winek et al. 1973), a 2-year-old boy (Simon and Pickering 1976), and a 3-year-old girl (Simon and Pickering 1976) following ingestion of white phosphorus in rat poison; a respiratory rate of 44 breaths/minute was initially observed in the girl (Simon and Pickering 1976). Increased respiratory rate was observed prior to death in two case reports involving ingestion of rat poison (Talley et al. 1972; Winek et al. 1973). Shallow respirations and cyanosis were observed prior to death in an adult female following ingestion of rat/roach poison containing white phosphorus (Rubitsky and Myerson 1949). Rales were observed 1 day after intentional ingestion of rat poison by a 30-year-old man; 2 days later the patient went into shock but survived the poisoning and eventually recovered (Pietras et al. 1968). No treatment-related respiratory effects were reported in children treated with white phosphorus for intermediate durations. No treatment-related microscopic changes were observed in the lungs of rats exposed to 0.2 mg/kg/day white phosphorus in the diet for a chronic duration (Fleming et al. 1942) or 0.075 mg/kg/day phosphorus by gavage for an intermediate duration (LRDC 1985). Heavy breathing and apnea were reported following ingestion of a fatal quantity of white phosphorus by a cat (Frye and Cucuell969). Necropsy revealed hyperemia, hemorrhage and edema in the lungs. Cardiovascular Effects. Alterations in electrocardiograms, such as altered or inverted T waves and changes in the QRS complex, and other cardiac changes, such as tachycardia, arrhythmias, atrial fibrillation, and decreased ventricular contractility, have been observed in individuals accidentally or intentionally ingesting a single dose of white phosphorus (Dathe and Nathan 1946; Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950, 1961; Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Ehrentheil 1957; Matsumoto et al. 1972; McCarron et al. 1981; Newburger et al. 1948; Pietras et al. 1968; Rao and Brown 1974; Simon and Pickering 1976; Talley et al. 1972). Damage to the myocardium was verified by a number of cases in which histological examination of the heart was performed. Prominent cross striations in the myocardium (Dwyer and Helwig 1925), fatty infiltration of muscle (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1961; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; Wertham 1932), necrosis of myocardium (Wechsler and Wechsler 1951), markedly dilated cardiac chamber (Rao and Brown 1974), and interstitial edema of the myocardium and vacuolation of cells (Talley et al. 1972) have been observed. Because of vomiting and gastric lavage, doses cannot be calculated from the human studies. No cardiac effects were reported in longer term human studies. In addition to the effects on the heart, a number of vascular effects have been observed in humans acutely exposed to white phosphorus. A markedly decreased or undetectable blood pressure (Caley and Kellock 1955; Dathe and Nathan 1946; McCarron et al. 1981; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949; Simon and Pickering 1976; Wechsler and Wechsler 1951), vascular collapse (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950, 1961), undetectable or decreased pulse (Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949), and increased pulse (Dathe and Nathan 1946; Hann and Veale 1910; McCarron et al. 1981; Wechsler and Wechsler 1951) have been observed. In addition, individuals have died following cardiopulmonary arrest (Simon and Pickering 1976; Winek et al. 1973), which may be due to effects on the heart or vascular system. A dose of 2 mg/kg/day for vascular effects was identified from the Hann and Veale (1910) report of a woman ingesting a single dose of white phosphorus. Dose levels cannot be estimated for the other case reports. Hemorrhaging in internal organs, as well as the appearance of petechial hemorrhages on the skin, have been reported in a number of acute human exposure cases (Hann and Veale 1910; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; Winek et al. 1973). It is not known whether these effects are due to impairment of the integrity of the blood vessels or due to damage of the affected organ (e.g., liver, stomach) itself. In rats administered 0.075 mg/kg/day white phosphorus for an intermediate duration, no histological alterations were observed in the heart (Bio/dynamics 1991; IRDC 1985). In rats exposed for an intermediate duration to an unknown concentration of airborne white phosphorus from the furnace room of a phosphorus factory, an increase in permeability of capillary walls, lesions in the walls of blood vessels and evidence of impaired microcirculation were observed in the mouth (Ruzuddinov and Rys-Uly 1986). These effects probably resulted from the local action of white phosphorus on the oral cavity. Gastrointestinal Effects. Most of the human case reports listed vomiting as an early effect following ingestion of a single high dose of white phosphorus (Caley and Kellock 1955; Dathe and Nathan 1946; Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950; Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Ehrentheil 1957; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Greenberger et al. 1964; Hann and Veale 1910; Humphreys and Halpert 193 1; Matsumoto et al. 1972; McCarron et al. 1981; McIntosh 1927; Newburger et al. 1948; Pietras et al. 1968; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949; Simon and Pickering 1976; Wechsler and Wechsler 1951; Winek et al. 1973). The doses that induced vomiting ranged from 2 to 23 mg/kg (Caley and Kellock 1955; Ehrentheil 1957; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Harm and Veale 1910; Matsumoto et al. 1972; McCarron et al. 1981; Newburger et al. 1948; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949). Vomiting generally started within hours after ingesting the white phosphorus, and sometimes continued for many days. Other gastrointestinal effects included abdominal cramps or pain (often severe) (Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Ehrentheil1957; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Greenberger et al. 1964; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; McCarron et al. 1981; Newburger et al. 1948; Pietras et al. 1968), vomiting blood and/or pieces of the gastric mucosa (Dathe and Nathan 1946; Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949), necrosis and erosion of mucosa in the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, and jejunum (Wechsler and Wechsler 1951), and gastrointestinal hemorrhage (Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Hann and Veale 1910; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; Wertham 1932, Winek et al. 1973). These effects, with the exception of necrosis, were probably due to the irritating effects of white phosphorus on the mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract. Vomitus often contained white phosphorus, indicating that vomiting generally occurred before all white phosphorus and/or its oxidation products had been absorbed. No gastrointestinal effects were reported in children receiving treatment with 0.026-0.158 mg/kg/day white phosphorus for as much as 26 months (Phemister 1918; Compere 1930a). An infant became seriously ill during treatment with 0.083 mg/kg/day white phosphorus (6-month time-weighted average dose), but recovered entirely following discontinuation of the treatment (Sontag 1938). No vomiting or diarrhea was observed during the treatment period. Gastrointestinal effects were not reported in studies examining longer term occupational exposure to white phosphorus (Heimann 1946; Hughes et al. 1962; Kennon and Hallam 1944; Ward 1928). Erosion and hemorrhages in tissue in the esophagus and stomach were observed following ingestion of a fatal unknown quantity of white phosphorus by a cat (Frye and Cucuel 1969). Vomiting was observed in 6 of 21 dogs treated by gavage with an unknown quantity of white phosphorus from firecrackers (Dwyer and Helwig 1925). No gross or microscopic alterations were observed in the gastrointestinal tract of rats treated by gavage with 0.075 mg/kg/day for 204 days (IRDC 1985). Hematological Effects. Hematological effects have been reported in a number of case histories of individuals accidentally or intentionally ingesting a single dose of white phosphorus contained in rat (and cockroach) poisons or fireworks. Because most of the individuals vomited or received gastric lavage shortly after ingestion, the amount of white phosphorus available for absorption is not known. Increases in erythrocyte levels (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950) and hemoglobin levels (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950; McIntosh 1927); decreases in erythrocyte levels (Dwyer and Helwig 1925) and hemoglobin and/or hematocrit levels (Simon and Pickering 1973); and anemia (Caley and Kellock 1955) have been observed in some of these individuals. A number of individuals had no change in erythrocyte parameters (Ehrentheil 1957; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Newburger et al. 1948; Simon and Pickering 1976). The decreases in erythrocyte parameters may be a reflection of the hemorrhages observed in specific tissues (e.g., gastrointestinal tract, liver, skin) (Dathe and Nathan 1946; Hann and Veale 1910; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; Wechsler and Wechsler 1951; Winek et al. 1973). In addition to these changes in erythrocyte parameters, changes in total or differential leukocyte levels were reported in a number of individuals acutely exposed to white phosphorus. Decreases in total leukocyte levels (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950; Ehrentbeil 1957; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; McCarron et al. 1981; Newburger et al. 1948; Pietras et al. 1968) and decreases or increases in the percentage of polymorphonuclear leukocytes (neutrophils) have been reported (Ehrentheil 1957; McCarron et al. 1981; Pietras et al. 1968). No changes in leukocyte parameters were observed in a number of individuals (Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Newburger et al. 1948; Simon and Pickering 1976). Abnormally low protbrombin times or levels (hypo-prothrombinemia) and a moderate decrease in platelets were observed in a number of individuals ingesting single doses of white phosphorus (Caley and Kellock 1955; Dathe and Nathan 1946; Ehrentheil 1957; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; McCarron et al 1981). Most of the patients developed hypoprothrombinemia within 4-8 days (McCarron et al. 1981). This is probably secondary to the liver damage rather than a direct effect on platelets. No changes in hematological parameters were observed in a child ingesting phosphorized cod liver oil (0.083 mg/kg/day phosphorus) for 184 days (Sontag 1938). Anemia and leukopenia were observed in individuals occupationally exposed to white phosphorus chronically (Ward 1928). It is likely that workers were exposed by the inhalation, oral, and dermal routes. Because there is very little consistency regarding the length of time that elapsed between ingestion and measurement of hematological parameters and the doses cannot be calculated, it is difficult to compare the results of different studies. There is insufficient information to determine whether white phosphorus has a direct effect on erythrocytes and/or leukocytes. The effects observed may be secondary effects. The decrease in erythrocyte, hemoglobin, hematocrit and leukocyte levels may be secondary to hemorrhaging or hematoemesis (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949) and the increase in erythrocytes and hemoglobin may be a compensatory mechanism due to tissue anoxia. However, since red blood cell synthesis takes 3-5 days, the observed effects may be direct if they are occurring within l-2 days. A slight decrease in hemoglobin levels and increase in eosinophil levels were observed in a 30-year-old man who performed magic shows that involved placing white phosphorus pellets in the mucobuccal folds of his mouth for 15 years. He had no other personal habits that might adversely affect his health except for occasional bidi smoking for about 8 years (Jakhi et al. 1983). Information on hematological effects in animals is limited to one study in which a marked increase in total leukocyte levels and the percentage of monocytes were observed in a guinea pig acutely exposed to 0.9-2.4 mg/kg/day of white phosphorus in a complex dosing regimen (Lawrence and Huffman 1929). The study authors did not specify at which doses the effects occurred. Musculoskeletal Effects. Following ingestion of a fatal dose of rat poison containing white phosphorus by a woman, autopsy revealed fatty infiltration of essentially all tissues, including the musculature (Wertham 1932). Similar effects were reported following the death of a male child who accidentally ingested a firecracker containing white phosphorus; autopsy revealed fatty deposition in many tissues, included the diaphragmic muscle (Humphreys and Halpert 1931). Humans occupationally exposed to white phosphorus probably ingested some airborne white phosphorus. In a study of 71 humans occupationally exposed to white phosphorus, oral exposure to white phosphorus via hand-to-mouth activity was likely because the workers constantly handled a paste containing 4-6% white phosphorus and washroom facilities were inadequate (Ward 1928). In workers exposed to white phosphorus for intermediate durations, 2 of 44 developed phossy jaw, described as slight necrosis in the lower jaw. In workers exposed to white phosphorus for chronic durations, 12 of 27 developed phossy jaw, with necrosis ranging from slight to severe; 2 of the 12 workers developing phossy jaw died from complications related to the necrosis. The progression of the disease was similar in the cases described, usually beginning with the extraction of one or more teeth, poor healing of the socket, followed by necrosis of tissue in the jaw with severe pain and infection. Treatment consisted of repeated removal of destroyed bone tissue and teeth, draining of abscesses, and reconstructive surgery. In severe cases, extensive removal of necrotic bone tissue led to permanent disfigurement. However, exposure levels of white phosphorus were not reported (Ward 1928). Case reports of development of phossy jaw following intermediate or chronic occupational exposure to unreported levels of white phosphorus and phosphorus compounds describe a similar progression of symptoms, with similar results; even in cases of early diagnosis and prompt, intensive treatment of phossy jaw, recovery often took several years (Heimann 1946; Hughes et al. 1962; Kennon and Hallam 1944). It is likely that the effect of white phosphorus in the oral cavity is local, resulting from contact of “inhaled”white phosphorus particles with tissue in the mouth. White phosphorus may affect the oral mucosa. Dull, red spots in the oral mucosa, an early sign of phossy jaw, have been reported to precede its development in occupationally exposed workers (Kennon and Hallam 1944). The oral mucosa of workers exposed to white phosphorus has been described as having a dull, red, unhealthy appearance (Hughes et al. 1962). Exposed bones may be especially susceptible to the irritating affects of white phosphorus. It is not known whether white phosphorus ingested and absorbed into the systemic circulation contributed to the development of phossy jaw. Not all workers exposed to white phosphorus for longer-term durations developed phossy jaw. In a study of 71 workers exposed to airborne white phosphorus for intermediate or chronic durations, 4.5% and 44%, respectively, developed phossy jaw (Ward 1928). Forty-eight male workers with exposure to white phosphorus ranging from 1 to 17 years were found to be normal and healthy with regards to many parameters, including serum levels of calcium and phosphorus, and bone density; none of the men developed phossy jaw (Hughes et al. 1962). Tooth loss often precedes and accompanies the progression of development of phossy jaw (Heimann 1946; Hughes et al. 1962; Kennon and Hallam 1944; Ward 1928). Tooth loss during the later stages of phossy jaw clearly results from destruction of the-bone structure supporting the teeth (Heimann 1946; Hughes et al. 1962; Kennon and Hallam 1944; Legge 1920; Ward 1928). It is not known if tooth loss prior to diagnosis of phossy jaw or early in the development of the condition is related to the white phosphorus exposure. Poor dental hygiene alone can result in tooth loss, and in several case reports some of the workers were described as having poor dental hygiene (Kennon and Hallam 1944). Tooth loss followed by poor healing of the socket often precedes development of the necrosis (Heimann 1946; Hughes et al. 1962; Kennon and Hallam 1944; Ward 1928), suggesting that poor dental hygiene and exposure to white phosphorus may both be contributing factors to the development of phossy jaw. In a case report, five men developed “precursor signs” (delayed healing of extracted tooth sites and residual sepsis) of phossy jaw developed following tooth extraction and occupational exposure to white phosphorus (Hughes et al. 1962). However, the condition did not develop into “classical” phossy jaw. A man was repeatedly exposed to white phosphorus pellets, placed in the right mucobuccal cavity for magic shows, for . 15 years (Jakhi et al. 1983). After . 14.5 years of this type of exposure to white phosphorus, right maxillary molars became loose, and were subsequently lost. This was followed by a lack of healing and development of fistulae in the sockets of the right maxillary molars. White phosphorus necrosis of the jaw developed, with massive necrosis of the maxilla and floor of the antrum on the right side of the mouth; perforations were present through which the maxillary sinus and nasal cavity were visible. No effects were observed on the left side of the maxilla or on the mandible. Radiographs revealed no evidence of pathology in the chest and long bones. The damage to the jaw was probably caused by direct local contact of phosphorus with the soft tissue and bone in the oral cavity. No microscopic or histological abnormalities were observed in the bone of rats treated by gavage with 0.075 mg/kg/day for 204 days (IRDC 1985). Rats exposed for a chronic duration to 0.2 mg/kg/day white phosphorus in the diet had epiphyseal line thickening and greater extension of trabeculae into the diaphysis of unspecified bones, compared to a control group (Fleming et al. 1942). This study is limited by the failure to specify incidences of effects at interval during dosing and by the failure to state the dosing duration explicitly. Bone effects were observed in children (Compere 1930a; Phemister 1918; Sontag 1938) and young animals (Adams 1938a, 1938b; Adams and Sarnat 1940; Whalen et al. 1973) following acute and intermediate oral exposure to white phosphorus. Because white phosphorus-related effects were observed in growing bones, these effects were considered developmental effects, and are discussed in. Section 2.2.2.6. Hepatic Effects. Hepatic effects have been observed in most individuals accidentally or intentionally ingesting a single dose of white phosphorus. These effects include jaundice (Caley and Kellock 1955; Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950, 1961; Ehrentheil 1957; Greenberger et al. 1964; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; McCarron et al. 1981), hepatomegaly (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; Rao and Brown 1974; Simon and Pickering 1976; Wechsler and Wechsler 1951), increased levels of serum bilirubin (Caley and Kellock 1955; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; McCarron et al. 1981; Pietras et al. 1968), impaired liver function test results (Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Newburger et al. 1948; Pietras et al. 1968; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949), and increases in AST, ALT, and/or lactate dehydrogenase (Ehrentheil 1957; Matsumoto et al. 1972; McCarron et al. 1981; Pietras et al. 1968). In addition to these effects, autopsies or liver biopsies have revealed a number of histological alterations in these individuals. Necrosis (Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Rao and Brown 1974; Wechsler and Wechsler 1951), degeneration (Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Greenberger et al. 1964; Wechsler and Wechsler 1951), fibrosis (Greenberger et al. 1964), hemorrhages (Wechsler and Wechsler 1951), and fatty infiltration (Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Hann and Veale 1910; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; Wertham 1932) have been observed in the liver. In addition to these effects, altered prothrombin time or level has been observed in a number of individuals ingesting a single dose of white phosphorus (Caley and Kellock 1955; Dathe and Nathan 1946; Ehrentheill957; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; McCarron et al. 1981). Prothrombin and other plasma proteins that are required for the efficient progression and regulation of blood coagulation are primarily synthesized in the liver. A deficiency of these proteins is often observed in individuals with severe liver disease. A prolongation of prothrombin time is in part due to this impaired synthesis. Liver function tests were normal in workers chronically exposed to unreported levels of airborne phosphorus (Hughes et al. 1962). Similar hepatic alterations have been observed in animals acutely exposed to white phosphorus. Increases in AST and ALT levels (Paradisi et al. 1984), impaired liver function tests (Ghoshal et al. 1969; Hurwitz 1972; Sigal et al. 1954) increased liver weight (Ghoshal et al. 1969; Seakins and Robinson 1964), increased hepatic triglyceride levels (Ghoshal et al. 1969; Pani et al. 1972; Paradisi et al. 1984; Seakins and Robinson 1964), decreased protein synthesis (Barker et al. 1963; Seakins and Robinson 1964), disaggregation of polyribosomes (Pani et al. 1972), fatty degeneration (Ghoshal et al. 1969) and necrosis (Ghoshal et al. 1969) have been observed. No NOAEL values for hepatic effects following acute animal exposure were identified. In rats, the LOAEL value for liver effects was 6 mg/kg (Barker et al. 1963); in mice it was 5 mgkglday (Hurwitz 1972); and in dogs it was 0.2 mg/kg/day (Sigal et al. 1954). The liver effects occurred shortly after dosing; 3 hours after dosing, a significant decrease in protein synthesis was observed in the liver (Barker et al. 1963), minimal hepatocytic fatty changes were observed after 4 hours (Ghoshal et al. 1969), and severe hepatocytic fatty changes were observed after 12 hours (Ghoshal et al. 1969). The following hepatic effects have been observed in animals orally exposed for an intermediate duration fatty infiltration in guinea pigs exposed to 0.75 mg/kg/day (Ashbum et al. 1948), presence of eosinophilic granules at 0.25 mg/kg/day and cirrhosis at 0.66 mg/kg/day in rabbits and guinea pigs (Mallory 1933), and fibrosis and cirrhosis in pigs exposed to 0.6 mg/kg for 5 days/week (Peterson et al. 1991). In the Peterson et al. (1991) study, no liver effects were observed after 4 weeks of exposure; after 8 weeks, there were early signs of fibrosis, and after 12 weeks, extensive fibrosis was observed. Exposure to 0.075 mg/kg/day for an intermediate duration resulted in slight-to-moderate liver necrosis in dying pregnant rats (Bio/dynamics 1991), but no hepatic effects in the surviving pregnant rats or in male rats (Bio/dynamics 1991). In another reproduction study, liver effects were not observed in dying pregnant rats exposed to 0.075 mg/kg/day (IRDC 1985). Both studies used similar exposure protocols and similar vehicles; the difference in the occurrence of liver damage between the studies cannot be explained. Renal Effects. Evidence of severe renal effects have been observed in a number of individuals intentionally or accidentally ingesting a single dose of white phosphorus contained in rat (or roach) poison or fireworks. Proteinuria (Matsumoto et al. 1972; Pietras et al. 1968; Rao and Brown 1974), albuminuria (Dathe and Nathan 1946; Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950; Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; McCarron et al. 1981; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949), acetonuria (Pietras et al. 1968), increased urobilinogen (Matsumoto et al. 1972), oliguria (Dathe and Nathan 1946; McCarron et al. 1981; Rao and Brown 1974), increased blood levels of urea and/or nitrogen (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950, 1961; McCarron et al. 1981; Newburger et al. 1948; Pietras et al. 1968; Rao and Brown 1974; Rubitsky and Myerson 1949), and increased blood creatinine levels (Dathe and Nathan 1946; McCarron et al. 1981) have been observed in these individuals. Renal insufficiency may be due to a direct toxic effect of phosphorus on the kidneys or to acute renal tubular necrosis from fluid loss and shock. Patients in shock may have a peculiar pallor and cyanosis. These probably reflect extensive cellular damage with poor perfusion of the capillary beds, and are a prognostic sign of serious health effects (Melamon et al. 1981). Several case reports have reported no alterations in kidney function (Ehrentheil 1957; Fletcher and Galambos 1963; Greenberger et al. 1964; Simon and Pickering 1976). Histological alterations have also been observed in a number of humans ingesting a single dose of white phosphorus. Fatty changes in the tubules and loop of Henle (Dwyer and Helwig 1925; Humphreys and Halpert 1931; Wertham 1932) and engorged glomeruli and intratubular capillaries (Wechsler and Wechsler 1951) have been observed. Because most individuals vomited shortly after ingesting the white phosphorus or were lavaged, accurate doses cannot be calculated except for one study (Harm and Veale 1910). Histological alterations in the kidney were observed in an individual ingesting 2 mg/kg/day, but the lesion was not described. Creatinine levels were similar among unexposed workers and workers exposed to white phosphorus for chronic durations (Hughes et al. 1962). In animals, fatty infiltration in the nephron and subcapsular hemorrhages were observed in dogs acutely exposed to an unspecified amount of white phosphorus (Dwyer and Helwig 1925). No renal effects were observed in rats exposed to 0.075 mg/kg/day for an intermediate duration (Bio/dynamics 1991; IRDC 1985). No chronic exposure animal studies examining renal effects were located. Dermal Effects. Transient toxic dermatitis (described as a scalartiniform rash) developed 9 days after a man ingested a near-fatal dose of rat poison (Dathe and Nathan 1946). Edema of eyelids was reported in a 13-month-old child after ingestion of a fatal dose of white phosphorus (Rao and Brown 1974). Subcutaneous hemorrhages were visible in the left foot in a woman after consumption of 3.9 g of rat poison containing 4% phosphorus (Hann and Veale 1910). The woman died 4 days after the initial poisoning. At this time, an enormous subcutaneous hemorrhage was visible below the waist line. In this case report, the woman apparently did not expel (via vomiting) any of the ingested dose. Thus, it is likely that the ingested dose (2 mg/kg) was representative of the effective dose. Scattered blue-green petechiae were observed on the abdomen of a male child following accidental ingestion of a fatal dose of white phosphorus mixed with other ingredients from a firecracker (Humphreys and Halpert 1931). The dose level in this study could not be determined; the firecracker was a red composition of phosphorus mixed with other ingredients and was thought to contain about 10% phosphorus (Humphreys and Halpert 1931). No studies were located regarding dermal effects in animals after oral exposure to white phosphorus. Other Systemic Effects. A number of other systemic effects have been observed in humans ingesting a single dose of white phosphorus. The effects that are observed most consistently are hypoglycemia (Diaz-Rivera et al. 1950; McCarron et al. 1981; McIntosh 1927; Wechsler and Wechsler 1951), an increase in body temperature (mild pyrexia or fever) (Dathe and Nathan 1946; McIntosh 1927), and a decrease in plasma calcium, potassium, and/or sodium levels (Caley and Kellock 1955; McCarron et al. 1981; Rao and Brown 1974). It is unclear whether the fever seen is a symptom of phosphorus poisoning or a result of the treatment involved. In addition to these effects, metabolic acidosis (Rao and Brown 1974), hypothermia (Simon and Pickering 1976), damage to the spleen (Greenberger et al. 1964), ascites (Fletcher and Galambos 1963), fatty infiltration of the pancreas (Humphreys and Halpert 193 l), and necrosis of the adrenal medulla and cortex (Wechsler and Wechsler 1951) have been observed. In a child ingesting 0.083 mg/kg/day white phosphorus for an intermediate duration, decreased appetite, impaired body weight gain, and poor turgor (fullness or tension produced by the fluid content of blood vessels, capillaries, and cells) were observed (Sontag 1938). Serum glucose levels were decreased in workers occupationally exposed to white phosphorus for a chronic duration. It is likely that the workers were exposed by the inhalation, oral, and dermal routes (Ward 1928). In dogs acutely exposed to an unspecified amount of white phosphorus, hypoglycemia was observed (Williamson and Mann 1923). Rats received intermittent exposure to the atmosphere in the furnace room of a phosphorus factory for 14 months (Ruzuddinov and Rys-Uly 1986). Histology of rats killed monthly revealed progressive morphological degeneration of the tongue and oral mucosa of the cheek, gum, and hard palate. Epithelium and connective tissue from different parts of the oral cavity responded similarly to the treatment. Changes in the epithelial layer, observed after only 1 month of exposure, included increases in keratinization and numbers of cell layers, resulting in thickening and hyperkeratosis in the epithelium of the mucosa. Over time, the thickening and hyperkeratosis in the epithelium increased and histological changes were observed in the subepithelial connective tissue base. Eventually, the oral cavity contained areas of thickening of the mucosa from hyperkeratosis and increased epithelial cell layers interspersed with areas of decreased thickness of the epithelial layer due to atrophy, dystrophy, and cellular necrosis. At this time, adverse changes in the subepithelial connective tissue were considered pronounced. These effects occurred in most of the animals exposed to the atmosphere. It is likely that the observed effects of phosphorus on the oral cavity were local rather than systemic, resulting from direct contact of white phosphorus with tissues in the mouth. The study presented essentially no quantitative data, and the types and exposure levels of chemicals in the atmosphere (thought to contain elementary phosphorus and its inorganic compounds) were not reported (Ruzuddinov and Rys-Uly 1986). 2.2 DISCUSSION OF HEALTH EFFECTS BY ROUTE OF EXPOSURE
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基本情報 名前 yatanosuke ジャンル ゲーム 性別 男 年齢 不詳 webカメラ 無し マイク 有り 配信時間帯 不定期 配信者ページ http //livetube.cc/yatanosuke 合計： - 今日： - 昨日： - 配信作品 ペルソナ２罪 ペルソナ３ ペルソナ４ .hack//感染拡大 零～zero～ 絶対絶命都市２ 龍が如く２ スカッとゴルフパンヤ テイルズウィーバー 特徴 がめつい まったり ヒトカラ好き 名言・迷言 奢りますよ？いや、ブランドとかは無理ですけどね・・・ うちの茜を宜しくお願いします yatanosukeのステータス 喋り 丁寧 思考力 B 漢字力 C 声 A 配信環境 OS Microsoft Windows XP Home SP3 CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 @ 2.67GHz M/B Intel DP35DPM VGA GALAXY GeForce 7900GS Memory CFD W2U800CQ-1GLZJ・1GB×4 SOUND Creative Sound Blaster 響音３ Capture Board I-O DATA GV/MVP RX3
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どんどん追加しろ あ行 単語 意味 イージー 曲の難易度またはMODのeasyのこと、MODはサークルサイズが最大になりARが最小になる、スコア0.5倍 イカ http //osu.ppy.sh/s/21106 侵略！イカ娘！イカんでしょｗｗｗイカんでしょｗｗｗ オートパイロット MODのAutoPilotのこと、タイミングよくボタンを押すだけ 犯す おかえり か行 単語 意味 鏡 http //osz.wo.tc/s/%5Ba%5Dミラーサイト 隔離 廃人達がクリア目的では無く技術向上の為に集う部屋 ガラス http //osu.ppy.sh/s/6335 最後のガラスをぶち破れ 規制 表示された秒数分待てばダウンロード出来る、別アカウントでリログインすれば回避出来るのは秘密 糞回線 回線が糞な事 糞スキン 見にくいスキン 糞譜面 明らかにバランスがおかしい譜面 クッキージ どんな曲でもフルコンボする宇宙人 こあたん エイプリルイベントにてトップ画面に表示された女の子の事 こじか http //osu.ppy.sh/s/20060 こどものじかん コマンド /np、!stat、!whereなど、詳しくは公式wikiにてhttp //p.tl/lydW ゴリラ 指が強い人、主にBPM200以上の譜面を難なくこなせる人たちの事 さ行 単語 意味 サークル いつもクリックしている的の事 サドン MODのSuddenDeath、一度でもミスをするとFailになりゲージが回復しなくなる さんきゅな momiji-eの迷言 ジャンプ 距離のあるサークル配置 視姦 スペクトすること しゅわしゅわ http //osu.ppy.sh/b/45407 新規 経験者のviposu新規の事、新規ちゃんとは似て非なる存在 新規ちゃん 初心者の新規の事 かわいいぺろぺろ 自由 自由部屋もとい隔離部屋 スカウター !stat [プレイヤー名]のコマンド、いろんな情報を晒せる ストリーム 大抵は16分の連打のことを指す スパンアウト MODのSpunOutのこと、Acc・ランクドスコア・プレイ回数が反映されなくなる スピン ぐるぐる回すやつ スペクト 他人のプレイをリアルタイムで見ることが出来る機能 スライダー 円と円が繋がってる奴 スランポウ スランプ センシ マウスの感度 早漏 早いタイミングでサークルを押すモテないブサメン ソロ Soloの事、ソロならば東方ボカロは黙認されているがプレイ回数が多いとVIPPAN認定される ソロシコ １人でシコシコランク上げたり練習したり た行 単語 意味 だっこ http //osu.ppy.sh/s/20748 だっこしてぎゅｗｗｗ 田代 スペクトの事、田代まさしが由来 単芝 臭い死ね 東方 某同人STG、ファンにニコ厨が多いため関連の曲を選ぶ事はタブー な行 単語 意味 ないしょめあ http //osu.ppy.sh/b/104867 ちゅーちゅちゅっちゅｗｗｗｗｗｗ 妊娠 部屋が満員になる事 ノービデオ MODのNoVideoのこと は行 単語 意味 ﾊｰｲｷｯｸ http //osu.ppy.sh/s/15849 ﾊｰｲｷｯｸｗｗｗﾊｰｲｷｯｸｗｗｗ ハーフタイム MODのHalfTimeの事、曲が0.75倍速になりスコアは0.3倍になる はいひと こいついつ寝てんの パラパラ http //osu.ppy.sh/s/972 曲の長さが30分超え 秘伝 MODのhidden 卑弥呼 http //osu.ppy.sh/s/12710 Accは旅に出た 普通 大体☆1～4の曲をやっている部屋 フェイルオフ MODのFailoffのこと、FailしなくなるがAccは反映されスコアは0.5倍になる フォローポイント サークルとサークルの間の点線みたいの プロ 怖い ボカロ ファンがニコ厨だらけで東方と同じくタブー ま行 単語 意味 マーシー MeRcYyy元osu日本代表、彼のスキンを愛用するVIPPERも多い マッパー 譜面作成者 や行 単語 意味 ら行 単語 意味 ランクド Ranked mapのこと、これのスコアはRank等に関係してくる リトキチ 気が狂ったように一つの譜面をリトライし続けること リラックス MODのRelaxのこと、カーソルを動かすだけ わ行 単語 意味 んでんでんで http //osu.ppy.sh/s/15128 んでんでんでｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ んｐ 「クリック出来ねーから/npのコマンドでリンク出せｋｓ」の略 記号・アルファベット 単語 意味 Aim エイム osuではサークルを追いかけること エイム力、糞エイム 等と使う AR サークルに迫ってくる輪っかの速さのこと CTB 落ちてくる果物を拾うゲーム DT MODのdouble timeのこと、曲が1.5倍速になるスコア1.12倍 FL MODのflashlightのこと、ポインタ付近以外は見えなくなる100コンボ毎に視野が狭まる、スコア1.12倍。 HD MODのhiddenのこと、秘伝、スコア1.06倍 HR MODのhard rockのこと、譜面が上下反転しARが+2される、スコア1.06倍 kick ホストのみが使えるプレイヤーを追い出すことのできる機能 MOD 追加Mode NC New Combo サークルの色が変わるところ nightcore 曲のジャンル、http //osu.ppy.sh/b/101210など oiu 前にVIPで挨拶決めたろ OJT プロが集うOsu!JapanTournamentのこと osu!さん MOD選択でautoを選ぶと彼に会う事が出来る taiko 太鼓のゲーム ☆5 曲の最高難度
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【Tags Den Miku tS S】 Original Music title ステトスコープ English music title Stet Scope Romaji music title Sutetosukoopu Music Lyrics written, Voice edited by デン (Den) Music arranged by デン (Den) Singer(s) 初音ミク (Hatsune Miku) Click here for the original Japanese Lyrics Romaji lyrics (transliterated by motokokusanagi2009)： yō ga nai nara kaeri nasai anata no moto ita o naka e tō no chōjō ni tadori tsui te kizuita kono kuni wa hakushi no ehon byō no ato o sagasu nikka nozoi teru dake de shiawase iki nagarae reba onozu to māburu boya o ketta atama o okoshi te ake kureta yo yume o kaburu ake kure yō yume o kajiru son na hi o kuri kaeshita wa īga furi kaettemo ashiato wa mie nai sa hanashi tsukare te tozashita uchi ni kizu keba soko wa yoru no soko hai ni tamatta abura ga nuke te ato ni nokoru wa kimi no uso raiputsulihi de ai mashō hana kazari o koshirae te iya na koto bakari kangaeru koto ga suki to iu wake dewa nai nda fasutoberu ama tsuzuki kasa o sasana kya yubi sasaru ai o tsutaeru beku sashi nobeta ryō no te wa kirei towa ie nai yatara to sawagu hakusei o utte tsukutta kane wa hara no naka shin to tsumotta kurayami o nuke te shukufuku sareta yoake wa samui naze yō ga nai no kamo shire nai na nerai sumashita yokan o sugoshi kizu keba koko wa mayu no naka karame torareta machigai o nutte kabe ni haneru wa kimi no uso tohō mo nai yōna hakushi o hiroge boku ga egai teta kimi no uso motare kakatta hashira o sute te ato ni nokoru wa boku no uso []