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Happy New Year, Komi-san!

"And in this issue of 'Society for Pantsu Appreciation', we present..."

"Hi! Nice ta meetcha! So, ya wanna get married and plop out a kid, and be a good housewife?" "...Sorry, gotta go, left the stove on, bye. Don't call me, I'll (not) call you."

@Macrosis2020 Well, yes, that's what I meant. Maybe I just didn't express myself very clearly. But also, I think that since she obviously likes him, it's reasonable to think that she enjoys seeing him act enthusiastic about something. I know I personally like to see my friends / partners "geek...

Well, "oops". By the way, it didn't look like Yamada disliked his geeking out. I guess it deflected her from him saying the cosplayer was cute...

Only one "second breakfast" comment so far?

"I wanna take you to a GAY BAR!"

By the way, did you happen to notice that Fuyuki is wearing the hair clip Shiki raced to the airport to give her?

At this rate, he will never get any sleep. Somehow I don't pity him. @Danglark Yes.

@Samhill I am aware of that tradition, but I have also seen discussion about the reverse - i.e. girls giving away buttons - as a manga trope, quite possibly as a joke related to that tradition. Unfortunately, I can't find any reference to this, only to the tradition of boys giving buttons. As...

@ButteryBiscuit What I was trying to do was to suggest that she "gave away" the shirt button by shooting it at his face, but I can't seem to find the proper expression for that :-/

Dun dun dunnnnn

Ballistic paizuri, huh? I'll take it. Edit: I may be using the term "paizuri" wrong. I've seen it used to describe a situation where a girl gives away a button that has fallen off her shirt to someone she likes, as a bit of a tease, but it seems that might not be the proper use of the word.

They put Filo on a freak show? Oh, they really messed up this time.

"Liliadrop Boys Night Out" actually sounds kind of fun. Also, if my S.O. called me late in the evening and asked about living together, I'd probably want to think about it too, or at least ask to have that conversation in person. Not because I might not want to live with them, but because...

And this is why this manga is so good. Among all the goofiness, it has moments like this.

@maelstroon Yeah, it isn't. That was kind of my point.

Please don't break any bones. It's nowhere near as fun as it sounds.

Yes, Darling, you are perfectly fine.