[10/15] Morning Musume。'14 57th single - TIKI BUN/Shabadabadoo~/Mikaeri Bijin

[CaptainBerryzGiraffe]

...She's gonna be a good leader, I think. (it's obviously gonna be her and not Fukuchan at the rate she's becoming awesome. )

[Denki]

#TeamFukuchan

Spoiler: show

not that it matters. It seems that both of them don't care who becomes leader. It's better to have a plot twist and make Eripon the next MM leader.

[lynnkung]

I sure would like to see Eripon as leader

[CaptainBerryzGiraffe]

Erippon as leader would be "listen you guys. perform well. if not, these muscles of mine will go to good use!"

[aerosuffly]

Maachan for leader!

[TotallyUncool]

Regarding forward/back, etc., particularly in relation to reference points, I just ran across this article:
New mechanism of erosion revealed: Gorges are eradicated by downstream sweep erosion.

It's a nice story in its own right for anyone who's interested in how natural landscapes are formed, but when I read the article, I was struck by the researchers' use of "downstream". When I first saw the title, I thought it was referring to erosion downstream from the gorge, and I wondered how that worked. But as it turns out, they're describing a process where the walls of a gorge are eroded at the upstream end by debris being carried in from upstream (where it is produced by a river sweeping out a channel in a braided floodplain - at least I'm guessing that's the "sweep" that they're referring to).

So why do they call it "downstream sweep erosion"? (The researchers seemed to have coined the term.) I guess because the gorge is downstream from the source of debris. But the sweep itself is upstream (if I understand "sweep" correctly). It's good research (they actually were able to study the erosion of a newly-created gorge in real time over a ten-year period), but the terminology does have some of that up/down/forward/back confusion...


And Haruna >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> everybody.

[Chibs]

Rooting for Ponpon leadership

[CaptainBerryzGiraffe]

There's no possible way ponpon would become the leader.

^^umm when I read that, I assumed "downstream" because it's pushing it.... downstream?

[Denki]

If Haruna graduates before PonPon, then PonPon leadership (Mizuki as leader and Eripon as subleader) is possible.

Of course, I don't want to see anyone else graduate soon - at least until 2016.

[Chibs]

Haruna graduating is very possible, maybe two years from now