It Frankly Was Quick Enough (it Took Only 43 Minutes). I Felt...I Ought To Make It :0

I remember long ago, when I was a university freshman...

England: I would like to know the reason you miss meeting by meeting. America: well, my schedule (skɛʤʊl) is tight now. England: you meant schedule (ʃɛdjuːl). America: schedule. England: sche-dule. America: who told you it is correct? England: I did, and moreover, I taught you English yer shitty... America: so why do you say school (skuːl) like that? England: keeps the silence of confusion.

NOTE: both variants are good and useful, though I have been learning UK standard since school. so the American English is still specific to me.

19 innocent people 9 of whom were children (on the playground)—that is how ruzzians call a so-called meeting place of (military) commanders and instructors that was bombed succesfully.

that is how ruzzian peace looks like. occupation, murders, gaslighting, and bloodlust.

actually, this is how I draw skulls, but THAT one is funny at least.

Alfred! Look at ME!

Haven't got a lot I don't need a lot Coffee's only a dime Living in the sunlight Loving in the moonlight Having a wonderful time

Guter Musikant aber schlechter Mensch.

the origin of this reversed title is further: it first appeared in „Ponce de Leon“ by Brentanos Lustspiel (Guter Mensch aber schlechter Musikant); then E. T. A. Hoffmann, the representative of late German Romanticism, made a "theory" of "good men" and "musicians".

the main point was...let us say that the "good men" (also known as philisters) are regular (normally precious and insidious) people who adhere to the norms and morals of their society; the "musicians" are artists whose nature (romantic) is different (often immoral), but this does not mean they are unsurpassed in their "craft". in case of this character, I was deeply impressed seeing how cruel Kanjuro behaves but how professionally he acts. however, a question of whether he was a friend of Kin'emon's is rhetorical: I've been researching Japanese culture and literature for a long time, I've been reading manga and watching anime, and now I know that the Japanese like to fill their works with riddles, puns, confusion, and so on. nevertheless, I like certain characters; they are not so primitive, although it seems so.

I frankly used someone's tiktok video to make this.

RIP yer ears.

I wish I had enough time and skills to draw some comics.

well...one day I'll finish some of projects.

obh-obh...

shrigma male.

At the moment when Glam fell the moon shone forth, and Glam turned his eyes up towards it. Grettir himself has related that that sight was the only one which ever made him tremble. What with fatigue and all else that he had endured, when he saw the horrible rolling of Glam’s eyes his heart sank so utterly that he had not strength to draw his sword, but lay there well-nigh betwixt life and death. Grettis saga, Chapter 35. (and a few sketches, which I LITERALLY LOST cause I forgot to save em)