Oct 30, 2021
The Wizard of Oz is just isekai for Westbos.
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The Wizard of Oz is just isekai for Westbos.
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his alter ego went out 1 night for a beer and now we’re all orphans😹
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Father and Daughter
I made the funniest fuckin discovery as a British person. There are people, who we weaboos, but for English people. They're called, 'Teaboos.' Click here, starts at 7:20 https://youtu.be/zO16EQ--0s4 I finally know why Japanese people find weaboos so funny! But don't get me wrong, I don't hate Teaboos for wanting to be English. I think it's sweet! I don't care what kind of cultural 'boo' you are, you're still amazing :) You should know however that there are soooooo many different types and accents and dialects in England, we're not all tea drinking posh tw*ts XD That being said, I do drink a lot of tea... And have something of a, 'Queen's English,' accent... I'm not helping my argument at all. Am I. Ps. If any montster under the bed offered me tea and biscuits, I would still accept, Hiddles or no. XD
I Could See This Happening in an Anime
So my husband was going grocery shopping for the week, and he was wearing an anime shirt for our local anime convention, A-Kon. And when he went to check out the bagger noticed his shirt and started talking to him about anime. Meanwhile, the cashier was trying to talk to him about what he was buying, but the bagger was so obsessed with talking about anime he wasn’t bagging the groceries and interrupting the cashier (and my poor husband was trying to carry on two conversations at once). Eventually the cashier got fed up and yelled at the bagger, “Would you stop acting like such a weaboo and do your job!?”
DH looked at her. The bagger looked at her. And then he started to jabber excitedly, “You know what a weaboo is! That means you are a closet anime fan!”
Cashier: No, I’ve never seen it before in my life!
Bagger: Then how do you know what a weaboo is?
And on that went. Meanwhile DH bagged the rest of his groceries himself and got out of there, swearing never to wear an A-Kon shirt in public again (well, he’s done that before, he’ll forget). Meanwhile, the cashier and the bagger are probably making plans to grab pizza and binge watch FMA.