Girls Blog Party!

Hello! I'm Spooky, and Welcome to my ☆Bandori☆ Fan Blog! I play the EN version of the game, and made this blog to avoid bogging down my personal blog and for anyone who likes Bandori to enjoy with me. ♥

[rayysart]

Bang dream? More like BANGER dream am I right fellas

[alpaca-tea-deactivated20190503]

early morning tsugu

[zjlva]

Scarlet x QT

[pitdoo-deactivated20231130]

란 낙서~~ 사실 낙서라기엔 좀 성의를 들였음 란은 최고니깐 흑흑/Ran Mitake

Ranchan~~  It’s my first time drawing Ranchan!

I love Ranchan’s voice~

[valkyurie]

oh i am so genius

[nyanya-art]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY MY DEAR KAORU!!

[nikkomints]

It’s 2019 we gotta give all of our love to hagumeme now

[wakasagayhime]

when your two main fandoms are touhou and bandori and no one can ever really tell who you’re talking about…..

[nuukeds]

they hold 👭👭👭

[omelettedraws]

♦ Ran!! ♥  From BanG Dream! ♠

≧u≦ This costume!! So cool!!! ; o ; 

[luna-sy]

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kaoru

[az1199]

[aniemass]

“How do your shows tend to go with Hello-Happy?”

[unpretty]

the older i get the weirder it is that not a single p.e. teacher in my entire school career was able to recognize the difference between “a child who doesn’t get enough exercise” and “a child with serious health problems impeding their ability to exercise in this particular way”

[unpretty]

you know what else is weird? we had to do that fitness test every year but like… we never actually… learned how to do the things they tested us on…

like, now that i am an adult i have learned how to build up my strength so i can do pushups, but that seems like something they could have taught us? in school? in the class where they tested our ability to pushups? they never taught us how to work our way up to actually doing a chin-up, or whatever. even if i had just been “out-of-shape” (as a CHILD), nothing they did would have solved that problem. i did not learn how to exercise in a functional way until i was out of school and teaching myself, so i’m not sure what those p.e. classes were even intended to accomplish, really.

[unpretty]

people are adding a lot of horror stories to this post that are really similar to mine (exercise-induced asthma, running the mile every friday, coughing nonstop for hours afterward and never actually getting any faster or building up any endurance, fainting at least once and not even getting sent to the nurse) but

to add something to the “really obvious shit any idiot could have told me” list

they taught us that the average walking speed should be 3mph, and i consistently tried on treadmills to walk at 3mph, and that always seemed really fucking fast to me and i never understood why

i’m 5′2″

i was in my twenties before i realized that i cannot go that fast because i have short fucking legs

why did grown-ass adults with eyes try to teach my short ass that i should be able to walk an easy mile in 20 minutes

[defydamage]

It’s like they say.

If you can’t do, teach.

If you can’t teach, be a gym teacher.

[vivid-escapist]

It never occurred to me until reading this notes the utter ridiculousness that PE teachers held all kids to the same benchmark standards for like number of pushups and sit ups, time of mile, etc. even though everyone is at a different level athletically and has different body types and heights

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cardcaptor kasumi

[ribbonstein]

she’s gonna shoot an arrow through your chocolate cornet heart!