They already can't keep their hands off each other. In the game I mean. And when I say hands I'm talking about fists. So I guess it can be taken as an allegory for sex. In my headcanon at least.
Oh hey that's the D&D Demogorgon.
Is this the first time Kanako's interacted with a customer? Although TBH that might be the first time a customer is present on the pages. Isn't that a bit dangerous however; when the police figure it wasn't an accident but a job, they have an eyewitness to...
More weird hairdos introduced. The new girl's looks like a beetle, with those mandible sideburns and spiked carapace(!) of her long straight hair. Even her eyelashes are spikes! Or maybe its an antlion... I get the feeling Haiji would do well to swipe left on this one.
And Sarara's mood: "It's...
Being Haruru is suffering. Also my lightbulbs seem to need changing, I only now realized this is by the same guy who did Excel Saga.
(EDIT: the name of the manga is very likely referring to Cartesianism.)
I feel very happy that my IT job (websites) has been 95% remote from my home office since the beginning. The place where I live is small enough that all the physical location job opportunities in the business would be in the nearby bigger cities... so actual commuting would bite a big chunk out...
@Guyincognitus They are hit targets, and she's trying to act professional, so its not her place to ask the whys. This is also a gag manga so debating how much of a psychopath / misanthrope she has to be to do the job doesn't enter the equation.
Their discussion makes me wonder how many of the people who play these electronic gambling devices actually know how they work. It is not about luck, but programming. Over here, gambling is controlled by state monopoly so they must publicly disclose: the machines [over here] are made to return...
@sssr Which is what was said, this is common kowledge. At least I hope it is, I've seen discussions where someone thinks it protects them. I took the opportunity to check the source of the report and yes, it was a Japanese supercomputer simulation, looking at shields "commonly used" in service...
Author getting on with the times with COVID preparedness. I have bed news for those who have to use face shields though; I recently read an article on a study (might have been a Japanese study in fact) that concluded they're pretty worthless when it comes to actual protection.