Reader-added tags include "Perhaps you've eaten too much, Kogasa-san", "Hang in there, Zipper-san", and "Once you mess up fastening the buttons of life, there's no going back".

The survey's determined to stay warm:

How many layers of clothing do you wear in winter?
• 2 layers
• 3 layers
• 4 layers
• 5+ layers
• Only 1 layer

I think I recognize that jacket.

Even worse when the zipper opens up in the *middle*.

See, a "BABA-N" joke on Yukari, and he uploads from a gap tinami today :3

The poll is up: pixiv #40830270

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Schrobby said:

The poll is up: pixiv #40830270

So it is, thank you. Appropriate changes have been made.

How are all these MD5 mismatches occurring? I admit total ignorance on the process behind them. All I know is that I made sure to get the source URL correct.

The biggest bitch about those zippers is that when they split somewhere it`s hell of a task to unzip the rest somewhy.

For the poll: 4 layers: a jacket, a shirt, manly chesthair and fatness.

I used to have this happen so many times as a kid...

Survey said:

• Only 1 layer

Unless it's my feet, then it's

Survey said:

• 5+ layers

Moonspeaker said:

How are all these MD5 mismatches occurring? I admit total ignorance on the process behind them. All I know is that I made sure to get the source URL correct.

It seems to happen if Mizuki re-uploads a strip in order to fix a typo or other minor error.

Moonspeaker said:

How are all these MD5 mismatches occurring? I admit total ignorance on the process behind them. All I know is that I made sure to get the source URL correct.

You uploaded it from Tinami and that version seems to have been downsized a bit. Therefore, it doesn’t match what’s on Pixiv and RaisingK’s script complained about it when you changed the source to point to Pixiv.

To make things worse, Pixiv optimizes JPEGs so that the files are smaller even though the image stays exactly the same. That’s why it’s possible to get MD5 mismatches even though the same image was uploaded elsewhere, like on Seiga.

The multiple food tours is having a toll on the clothes. And it's a zipper that broke from the bottom so there's little fixing that.

For the poll, 1-2 layers. California winters fluctuate so much that one day you can go out with a tank top and the next you're wearing a sweater.

kittey said:

You uploaded it from Tinami and that version seems to have been downsized a bit. Therefore, it doesn’t match what’s on Pixiv and RaisingK’s script complained about it when you changed the source to point to Pixiv.

To make things worse, Pixiv optimizes JPEGs so that the files are smaller even though the image stays exactly the same. That’s why it’s possible to get MD5 mismatches even though the same image was uploaded elsewhere, like on Seiga.

Ah, so that's the secret. I wish it could be fixed with a simple swap-out on this page, but the system won't allow that with a source link change, nor by downloading the Pixiv version and trying to upload. At best, it'll create a new post, which could then be parent-linked to this version, and I'd rather not add a new post purely for that.

Kadoya said:

The multiple food tours is having a toll on the clothes. And it's a zipper that broke from the bottom so there's little fixing that.

For the poll, 1-2 layers. California winters fluctuate so much that one day you can go out with a tank top and the next you're wearing a sweater.

Or you can live in the Washignton DC area where on one week it's nice and relatively warm then the next you see single digits with 13MPH winds.

Ugh, that indeed is a pain to fix. Hide it quickly, Kogasa-san! Before Sanae-wife sees you!

In before "Don't like the weather? Wait 5 minutes" joke...

In northern Thailand (where I live), it can fluctuate between "just cool enough to break out the sweater (around 20 ゜C)" to "OHGODTHEHEAT (somewhere around mid-30 ゜C) in the span of 3 hours.

And we're in the tropics.

So, for the poll, I usually just wear 2 layers max. Cold days, I go for a hooded sweater. On warm days, a short-sleeve shirt over my T-shirt.

Dunno, I never go above 2 layers, even for -35゜C we had past week. It's just that outer "layer" is thick and warm as hell, impossible to wear above -5゜C :3

I read somewhere that "common" winter clothing in Japan is not suited to winter at all, though. That's probably where 5+ option comes from.