It's almost-shoulder-lenght

I guess

ahh getting jelly smh

tell me how it smells

Nice

Ayy just took a whiff, thanks

@Millwood you have yellow gf?

Excuse me this is <#189466684938125312>

@Millwood she shits, don't she? <:alithink:327930371796893698>

gotem

Ha, good one tbh

imagine unironically having yellow fever

Imagine not having yellow fever

have you and porco swapped gfs yet?

I don't want chinks

Could be fun to bully though because she can't say R

@Millwood uhhh what's the rated amperage listed on the hair dryer?

It might not work at full power in Japan

also in Japan you normally buy rated amps for an entire house

like your whole apartment might only get 10A total

and you gotta pay more for more amperage

yes Japan is terrible

Hmm, I need to check

cause I know Britbongs always complain when they move to NA and their 3 kilowatt kettles no longer work at full power here

dont they have one 230V socket for the cooker

in an apartment? In *Japan*?

you get a single burner.

sometimes 2.

idk thats what i remember from one guy in kyoto

when I stayed in Tokyo, the apartment had 1 burner, a microwave, a mini fridge, and an AC

We're talking old house here so I dunno how their sockets are

and we were warned to turn off the AC if we used the burner

otherwise it'd go over amps

if it's an old house, 100% it's all 2 prong sockets

Yeah, probably

some plugs might have a hookup for a ground wire

wish my plug had a hookup :(

https://www.kepco.co.jp/english/home/denki/images/denki01_img02.jpg right is apparently what a 200V plug looks like in Japan

https://www.japan-guide.com/g18/2225_01.jpg left is a grounded plug in Japan because Japs hate doing things the smart way

Kek I think I haven't seen any of those last time

They went full retard with electric grid