We're back—We're back—AhYuuuuuuck..Yuuuuuuck..See~..?Tamago ice cream yummy!
"たまご" means egg, but I didn't translate it that way because "たまごアイス" is the name of the product. Tamago ice cream yummy!
"たまご" means egg, but I didn't translate it that way because "たまごアイス" is the name of the product. Rin, if you don't put it in your mouth...*splash*Can't be bothered.
As in, the author can't be bothered with drawing Miku and Len, so he drew a spring onion and a bunch of bananas instead. *click*What did you do, you pervert!!UwaaaaahUwaaaaahIce creamDie!!?NeesaaanYou scum!!!I hope you get fired!Damn you, Kaito!It's a misunderstandiiiiiing!*rumble*Not 'die', DIE!
Len first says 氏ね, which has the same pronunciation as 死ね (go die) and is used to indicate the same thing, but is considered milder because the actual kanji for 'die' is replaced by a homonym. Not 'die', DIE!
Len first says 氏ね, which has the same pronunciation as 死ね (go die) and is used to indicate the same thing, but is considered milder because the actual kanji for 'die' is replaced by a homonym.
Tamago ice cream yummy!
"たまご" means egg, but I didn't translate it that way because "たまごアイス" is the name of the product.
Tamago ice cream yummy!
"たまご" means egg, but I didn't translate it that way because "たまごアイス" is the name of the product.
Rin, if you don't put it in your mouth...
*splash*
Can't be bothered.
As in, the author can't be bothered with drawing Miku and Len, so he drew a spring onion and a bunch of bananas instead.
*click*
What did you do, you pervert!!
Uwaaaaah
Uwaaaaah
Ice cream
Die!!?
Neesaaan
You scum!!!
I hope you get fired!
Damn you, Kaito!
It's a misunderstandiiiiiing!
*rumble*
Not 'die', DIE!
Len first says 氏ね, which has the same pronunciation as 死ね (go die) and is used to indicate the same thing, but is considered milder because the actual kanji for 'die' is replaced by a homonym.
Not 'die', DIE!
Len first says 氏ね, which has the same pronunciation as 死ね (go die) and is used to indicate the same thing, but is considered milder because the actual kanji for 'die' is replaced by a homonym.
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