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You got me all excited, Rainy.

I can't wait for one. x3 <3

1. A messenger of love.
Eros, if we mean love of the physical kind.
Cupid, if we mean the cherub of over-priced greeting cards.
Of course, thats only the mystical aspect of a 'Messenger of Love'...

2. Not a rug.
A bear, can be made into a rug, but is not always.
Or perhaps an item involving hair, as a Toupée can be called a rug.

3. Suited for fire.
Wood, it burns well and is suited for fire, or perhaps some kind of armor, if we mean fire in a different sense.

cute kawaii... ~shudder~ I'm sorry but that's overkill by far....

~sigh~ There's a reason I have a difficult time thinking of Kawaii as an actual Japanese word and not something we made up online...

Anyway, I can't wait for silvary's hair myself...

I'm saying and hoping for Cupid or Eros, A bear item and hopefully a Salamander or a draon XD

Fen is a tricky one. C:

Valentines day is a very important day to me! *sighs wistfully* My love is supposed to come visit!

Your love will come! It's a magical day, i've seen it with my own eyes.
Have you ever seen an extremely ugly guy propose to a very super model hot women before? .. With the women accepting the marriage?

Ummm, no? owo;

Well.. I've seen it. The best thing about it was that is was in a Taco Bell. xDDDDD
V day is magical.

That's amazing, oh gosh! *o*

His birthday is V-Day C: Its why he's supposed to visit!

-=What you're allergic to cats?...=-

-=It's alright, I'm allergic to you...=-

Maybe she want a better life for herself. :] Just because someone ugly doesn't mean that they are bad or anything. It is nature that made them the way they are, I'm sure he will take good care of her. ^ ^ I'm happy for him and for her. She is probably tired of the whole body thing and work her ass off to be able to pay bills and stuff.

It's an actual Japanese word but it has largely the same meaning we attribute to it here. "Kawaii" is a cultural phenomenon and goes a lot deeper than just "looking cute" and goes into a full set of attitudes and expected behaviors. So don't think that Western otaku gave it the definition it has -- no, Western otaku have simply picked up on the visual part of the real definition.

(Now, the word "otaku" on the other hand is considered fairly offensive in Japan -- similar to the idea of "poopsocking" here. It's not something people willingly apply to themselves there.)

Doesn't otaku mean house in japanese in which some anime people take it to an offense by reffering for them not leave the house at any given moment and have no social life.

You're correct that it means "house" and that when applied to a person it means that they don't leave the house. But it's not "some anime people" and not really "take offense" -- it's intentionally used as an insult and it can be applied to a lot of different things, not just anime.

....I have no idea what they could be...