Happy birthday Lohrenswald!
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Alles Gute zum Geburtstag!
Remember your happy birthdays and perhaps this can be another such day
Remember your happy birthdays and perhaps this can be another such day
GoodEnoughForMe
n.m.s.s.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ![[party]](/images/smilies/partytime.gif "Party [party]")
I hope you can find at least a little happiness today and in future days.
I hope you can find at least a little happiness today and in future days.
Lexicus
Deity
(I love that we have a smiley for this)
Hygro
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Happy Birthday Lohr!
Omega124
Challenging Fate
HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOHRENSWALD
I was confused about the kanji, so I looked it up. Couldn't find anywhere that had 正生日＝たんじょうび
Apparently birthday is 誕生日
Maybe it's colloquial because I can see a little 正 on the right side of the kanji? Anyone with better Japanese skills wanna fill me in?
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I was confused about the kanji, so I looked it up. Couldn't find anywhere that had 正生日＝たんじょうび
Apparently birthday is 誕生日
Maybe it's colloquial because I can see a little 正 on the right side of the kanji? Anyone with better Japanese skills wanna fill me in?
happy birthday
but it's not like it matters anyway
or like any day is happy
everything sucks
Seriously though,
but it's not like it matters anyway
or like any day is happy
everything sucks
Seriously though,
LucyDuke
staring at the clock
I hope you don't eat any bread today.
Lohrenswald
世界的 bottom ranked physicist
Thanks a lot guys, I appreciate it greatly
also the character says "de geso" I think instead of "desu"
I had a baguette
This made me laugh, actually
this is probably just nonsense, but
Spoiler :
also the character says "de geso" I think instead of "desu"
I hope you don't eat any bread today.
I had a baguette
this is probably just nonsense, but
Spoiler :
also the character says "de geso" I think instead of "desu"
Yeah that's what confused me initially. In sequence, each of those kanji mean "right" (as in someone is right about something), "birth," and "day." When placed together it's seemingly nonsense.
The characters say "omedetou" (though it is kind of messy) which means "congrats." So that much makes sense!
