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In my younger days these were called 'flatmates'
In Japanese Folklore, the Hyōsube is a very hairy humanoid creature that loves to sneak in peoples' homes for a nighttime bath. He usually leaves hairs all over the bathroom which are deadly for the people who touch thempic.twitter.com/00ZNClyBY4
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Omg I saw it on the bus and snapped this pic before its deadly hairs killed mepic.twitter.com/qEoBTMK4l0
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I have never seen anyone more deliberately NOT look at someone more than the brunette in the blue blazer.
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Don't be fooled by her shyness. You could cut the sexual tension in the bus with a penis
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@pnibbler@culturalfatwa@nomorequangos Sounds like Danny Healy Rae!pic.twitter.com/O2qJJ1tNO8
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Does it seem like the Japanese have an abundance of specific demons/sprites/spirits who do a lot of bad things to you when bathing or sleeping?
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@est_ce_thomas d’accord -
Does it stick it to the walls tho ?
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Oh my god hahahahahahah
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This is my origin story I think
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In our house we called them "our children"
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