Sardonic Smile

@Night_Harto Alright, I see you Roberta, where is Revy?

アメリカの方、海外の方も ロングスカートの中からジャキっと出る銃、好きでしょ？ People in the US and overseas love that moment when a gun comes out with a clack from under a long skirt, don’t they?

@hoshizorarock Daga kotowaru!

チーズ警察です。 素直に両手をあげてください。

アメリカはアメリカの名の下に行動している。

@pochicup Of course, I enjoy the cultural enrichment, and it helps refresh my knowledge of Japanese language.

@Stigma9Alpha それこそ「gomen」😂！ でも返信をありがとう👍🏻✨

日本のとこ見てめっちゃ笑ったww

This can never happen in an African house 😅

@pochicup Gomen nasai would have been better, to be fair, I was playing into the joke.

@Stigma9Alpha 「Sorry」に合わせるなら、貴方の言う通り「sumimasen」もしくは「gomen nasai」ですかね。

👀

@kreizy_xd @wadai_buzz_ No bother, just clarifying.

@Stigma9Alpha @wadai_buzz_ Yeah I didn't pick it up, sorry for causing inconvenience and or bothering you.

@biglizardswife Mental illness.

本日の、なんじゃこりゃ？ My guess is a crazy woman on T.

So in Halo lore, a female Spartan-II retired, married and became a mother of 3 kids. Since Spartans are superhuman in strength I wonder how her husband, a regular human, survived even the first conception? 🤔

@HazbinJoker @wadai_buzz_ Yeah I know.

@Stigma9Alpha @wadai_buzz_ Sumimasen used for getting someone’s attention (Excuse me)

@kreizy_xd @wadai_buzz_ It was a rhetorical question, I was bantering.

@Stigma9Alpha @wadai_buzz_ This is the most, high level formal way to say sorry in Japanese. Typically used in business meetings or something and or business emails. Well you don't have to trust me, I could be wrong, you can do your own research.

@aaliyahvtuber_ Shit luck with women.

Be honest, why don’t you date?

@FnRockydude I know, I was providing banter.

A funny joke?

@YourPalAnus Uh… yeeeeaaaahh.

Is the crab okay??

@LaNativePatriot I was gonna say, that is Chinese.

I guess I’m going down the Japanese American rabbit hole today

@hoshizorarock Do your worst!

アメリカ人のチーズの暴力が行き過ぎるのでラーメンの爆弾を投下します。 アメリカ人よ覚悟しなさい😇

@hoshizorarock 2 is the way to go, for sure!

私は2が好きです♡ みんなも教えてください♡

@m_takewaka A battle for the ages!

My American friends, I'm facing a major problem here. When I say I want to eat American BBQ, some Americans say, "come to Texas," others say, "come to South Carolina," and still others say, "come to Missouri." I'm confused. Are you guys going to start a BBQ civil war?