Notices by Claire-hime (waitworry@jorts.horse), page 9

@yamako がんばってください！

@AnarchoNinaWrites oh i know who that dipshit is

got mad at me just for saying there might be legitimate reasons people are unhappy about having to vote for democrats

always on perma mute

@yamako 猫が安心感を感じているときが好きです。

@yamako アメリカの日本式レストランではよくあることです。 日本では珍しいことだとは知りませんでした。

@yamako ブロコリです。

@yamako 百合カフェは漫画喫茶に似ていますか、それともメイドカフェに似ていますか？

@yamako 最近では、ほとんどの日本のアニメが英語の字幕付きでオンラインで同時放送されています。

@yamako もちろんです。

@yamako じゃあ、私は観ます。

them

hallelujah

little Satsuki

ware ware wa NUDIST BEACH!

*heel click*

DUN DUN DUN DA DUN DUN

ojou-sama o-cha de gozaimasu

oh random aside

generally the languages in countries that first encountered tea by the silk road (by land) from China refer to tea as some variation of "cha" while the languages that first encountered tea by way of the Min Tan port (by sea) refer to it as some variation of "te"

(that just means "your tea, madam")

I'm sure you all really enjoyed my little etymology lesson but now here is the tennis club captain who has shark teeth and crazy eyes

anyway in Japanese tea is "cha" usually with the polite prefix "o-" on the front giving us "o-cha"

this face Ryuko makes when getting her blood drawn is very relatable