kochiya sanae and tatara kogasa (touhou) drawn by mizuki_hitoshi

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    Hang in There Kogasa-san 2380

    Of course, there's no meaning (lol).

    On an unrelated note, the tablet I always use broke, right after I got done writing down the 4-koma for yesterday.
    I'm glad we planned to come back from Nagoya early...

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    TwinLeadersX
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    ...Welp. Nice knowing you Kogasa-sensei.

    Reader-added tags include: "The narration that comes with variety shows", "No Meaning = The usual occurrence...", and "The survey which summons a storm".

    ｻﾞﾜ...ｻﾞﾜ...ｻﾞﾜ...

    What do you think will happen?

    • A storm will happen
    • A calamity will shake the heavens and split the earth
    • The wallet will be lost
    • The passport will be lost
    • Forced return to Japan
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    Jarlath
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    TwinLeadersX said:

    ...Welp. Nice knowing you Kogasa-sensei.

    Reader-added tags include: "The narration that comes with variety shows", "No Meaning = The usual occurrence...", and "The survey which summons a storm".

    ｻﾞﾜ...ｻﾞﾜ...ｻﾞﾜ...

    Kogasa-san will be taken away by the rain gods.

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    Moonspeaker
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    alphamone said:

    Reminds me of the Azumanga Okinawa episode.

    Ditto.

    @TwinLeadersX
    Please remember to include closing tags when you make notes. (E.g., if you use , don't forget to use to close it off.) Danbooru's coding takes care of some omissions, but it still helps prevent some problems with HTML validation.

    Also, experiment a bit with the <div> or <span> and "font-size = X%" rather than just the <big> tag. It gives you more control over font size.

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    TwinLeadersX
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    Moonspeaker said:

    Ditto.

    @TwinLeadersX
    Please remember to include closing tags when you make notes. (E.g., if you use , don't forget to use to close it off.) Danbooru's coding takes care of some omissions, but it still helps prevent some problems with HTML validation.

    Also, experiment a bit with the <div> or <span> and "font-size = X%" rather than just the <big> tag. It gives you more control over font size.

    ...Huh. Okay, thanks for the tip.

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