Wagtails Cry Sekirei Naku, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year. This one corresponds to about Sep. 13 - Sep. 17, representing mid-autumn with the presence of calling wagtails, longclaws, and other birds of the family Motacillidae.No matter how you think about it, that's how it turns out!Gods would never do such a dog-like act, even as a joke!It...it's not good to fight!What's the matter?Well, there's this story that Izanagi and Izanami learned about sex by watching birds fawn on each other, right? Artist typo: ้ใ should be ๆฏใ.I'm dead sure they did it doggy style.Eh?Eh?Eh?No, no, they did it missionary style.Oh, come on, you two.Even for argument's sake, I don't like us having...
Lage
German for "location/position", adopted into Japanese to mean "sexual position" specifically....a Shinto debate at Buddha's knee.... I.e., they're discussing Shinto deities in a Buddhist temple.
Mbdm
Mbdm
The onomatopoeia "butsubutsu" means "mutter/mumble", but rhymes with "butsu" meaning "Buddha".BuddhaBuddhaThat's the part you have a problem with!?Cowgirl style...!?Sisteeeer!?
Wagtails Cry Sekirei Naku, one of the "72 climates" of the solar year. This one corresponds to about Sep. 13 - Sep. 17, representing mid-autumn with the presence of calling wagtails, longclaws, and other birds of the family Motacillidae.
No matter how you think about it, that's how it turns out!
Gods would never do such a dog-like act, even as a joke!
It...it's not good to fight!
What's the matter?
Well, there's this story that Izanagi and Izanami learned about sex by watching birds fawn on each other, right? Artist typo: ้ใ should be ๆฏใ.
I'm dead sure they did it doggy style.
Eh?
Eh?
Eh?
No, no, they did it missionary style.
Oh, come on, you two.
Even for argument's sake, I don't like us having...
Lage
German for "location/position", adopted into Japanese to mean "sexual position" specifically.
...a Shinto debate at Buddha's knee.... I.e., they're discussing Shinto deities in a Buddhist temple.
Mbdm
Mbdm
The onomatopoeia "butsubutsu" means "mutter/mumble", but rhymes with "butsu" meaning "Buddha".
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