When I wrote "chat" using a flap I was thinking about how it would be said in connected speech.

From the English Phonology article on Wikipedia:
"In American English, both /t/ and /d/ can be pronounced as a voiced flap [ɾ] in certain positions: when they come between a preceding stressed vowel (possibly with intervening /r/) and precede an unstressed vowel or syllabic L. Examples include water, bottle, petal, peddle (the last two words sound alike). The flap may even appear at word boundaries, as in put it on."

You're right about the schwa in "compilation," though. Thanks for catching that.

Of course sir. I was thinking of the words on their own, how foolish of me.

What's wrong with mangafox? Not that I use it, I use whatever's available.

there are tons of article out there couldnt find the one i wanted to show, but this one will do
animeloot.wordpress.com/2013/05/13/why-mangafox-is-douche-baggy/

i recommend batoto

first page shows all latest updates, if you click on the manga you get all the chapters

Anyone have the Chica boom version of this .gif?

here you go man

Thank you.

It covered it for East Asian subjects.

can you take a picture of the website and post it here?

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How do I know you're not just making it up on the spot?

I posted the link first but you said you didn't want to follow it. It says en.wikipedia.org so I don't know why you wouldn't follow it, but all the sources are there.

can you take a picture of the website and post it here?