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Ok, that is just sad.

How to feed students in-game? I feel like sending them to an all-you-can-eat buffet all of a sudden.

wonklegoosegus said:

How to feed students in-game? I feel like sending them to an all-you-can-eat buffet all of a sudden.

You can craft a high-class buffet ticket for your students, and if that doesn't work you can still give her a whole cake.

fsnfanboy said:

Ok, that is just sad.

Sensei saved the day!

The real angel

Are these just commercials? Is this the new advertising meta?

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AlsoSprachOdin said:

Are these just commercials? Is this the new advertising meta?

It's fanart

I hope these two goobers will be playable soon.

usually khyle. is the one who usually drew this kind of shit

1000th upped setz image on danbooru.

This needs a you_gonna_get_married tag.

This prison... To hold... Me!?

Context:

GabrielWB said:

I'm not the only one who thinks the one on the left looks like a streetlamp, right?

The source and artist of the image were those of the unauthorized reproducer and I have corrected them.

Reference, not sure where it originated from TBH:

As for Tosaki and Danburite, it's based on a Fuji TV shot of this event (c/f comment #2412910)

Jnglmpera said:

Reference, not sure where it originated from TBH:

As for Tosaki and Danburite, it's based on a Fuji TV shot of this event (c/f comment #2412910)

it should've been Take and No Reason instead of them two :DogeKek:

xSauriaNx said:

it should've been Take and No Reason instead of them two :DogeKek:

Well...
1) Danburite's incident was recorded in the smartphone era, so more videos on YT
2) This was originally posted on Pixiv back in December of 2023 (possibly before on Twitter et al), outdating No Reason as a uma by two months.

I've gotta admit, I also immediately thought "Medabots" when I saw Saty for the first time.

NNescio said:

I've gotta admit, I also immediately thought "Medabots" when I saw Saty for the first time.

and Saty does remind me of Rokusho

A parody of the mobile version of the character page on the Sousou no Frieren website.

https://frieren-anime.jp/character/chara_group1/1-1/

Announcer: K.O!
Kasumi: (Screaming)
Announcer: Setsuna Yuki Wins!

We need Love Live Characters will be in Anime Crossovers fighting game might be inspired movelists of other Street Fighter Style Games.

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How to say "Sorry"

• Mei honestly says "Sorry".
• On the outside, Fuyuko is annoyed at having to apologize, but on the inside, she wants to do so with affection and sincerity.
• Asahi has long since lost interest in what she needs to apologize for, and is distracted by other things, until she is dragged by Fuyuko.

caps7 said:

Artistic error: the artist admitted that the buttons on the blazer being on the wrong side for a girls' blazer is a mistake.

I honestly never realized there was a correct side for the buttons.

AlephFish said:

I honestly never realized there was a correct side for the buttons.

Context: most clothes that needs to be buttoned has the buttons sewn on the RIGHT side of the clothing, because the majority of humanity was right-handed.

Rathurue said:

Context: most clothes that needs to be buttoned has the buttons sewn on the RIGHT side of the clothing, because the majority of humanity was right-handed.

This is only true for men's clothing. Shirts and jackets designed for women tend to have the buttons on the left.

Rathurue said:

Context: most clothes that needs to be buttoned has the buttons sewn on the RIGHT side of the clothing, because the majority of humanity was right-handed.

Apparently that's only one popular theory for it and that the actual reasoning for it has been lost to time. There are evidently other popular theories, including that it's a holdover from warfare where the shield is held on the left arm so armor overlapped from left-to-right so that there would not be gaps when blocking with the left arm and thus men's attire still today overlaps the same. Similarly it's been argued it's to make it easier for drawing a sword, as the sword would be on the left and drawn with the right hand, having clothing with a left-to-right overlap would prevent the sword getting caught in the clothing's opening when drawing the sword which led to manly attire retaining this same overlap.

iridescent_slime said:

This is only true for men's clothing. Shirts and jackets designed for women tend to have the buttons on the left.

Which in turn is theorized to be so that servants dressing women in super ornate clothes that people couldn't realistically put on their own could more easily button up the ladies...

I love these informative conversations. Thank you guys! :LeoNice: @Rathurue @iridescent_slime @GreyOmega @Toctoc