Tea-Party Crasher

Panel 9. Germany is so goddamn adorable

For the record: Its an old manga/anime trope.

When someone gets excited, their heart beats faster. People often get excited in the presence of someone they find attractive.

So in a Japanese comic or cartoon intended to have comedy in it, they take that to an extreme and say that the heart beats so fast that the blood vessels in the nose rupture and cause a nosebleed ranging from a more subdued trickle for more mature comics adding a bit of humor to what I refer to as "The Roshi Geyser" where it shoots out in a manner akin to a firehose.

@gamerlen heheheh Master Roshi

@gamerlen
As I'd been told, originally the thinking behind it was that in particularly innocent virgin boys, when they get sexually excited, their blood doesn't quite know where it's supposed to go yet. So, instead of filling the penis, it spurts out the fragile capillaries in the nose.

Of course, years went by, and this amusing gag spread to be usable on any overexcited person, male, female, virgin, not, etc.

Shame you waited so long to post! This comic is one of my favorites in the whole collection!

Sweden, Japan, and England are, like, the trio of neat hair, flipped collars, and glasses/a monocle.

Germany is always the victim of Denmark and Netherlands' surprise yaois because it's a geographical joke. Germany is in between Netherlands and Denmark on the map. @Humon I see what you did there.

@ItsLlamaSenpai Yes indeed. And another is that even though Denmark and the Netherlands are so small, but due to Germany's calm and frightened (to do anything because of the WW's) he usually complies... Plus we're Danish and Dutch are just weird...

@Gelderland And probably high.

@ItsLlamaSenpai That as well of course ;) Although to be honest, most of the people that are often stoned/high are foreigners...

@Gelderland Yeah...

We need more Netherlands

Denmark and Netherlands are hilarious together.

I'm just going to pretend Netherland is Luxembourg in my head XD for a fe minutes. The flags are almost identical after all and als I'm lux and a danish friend is at fault for me finding your awesomnes XD

england's face lol

screw the tablecloth, I only came for the cookie/ biscuits WHICH YOU RUINED >:'c

@potatoe4life Missy A: I'm filming you now!

@potatoe4life it is more likely biscuits

@BrainHigh I SAY THEY ARE COOKIES >:C EHHH!

@potatoe4life
I believe most of Europe (England included) considers those two terms to be synonymous anyway. "Buscuit" is French for "cookie"... or would it be more historically accurate to say that "cookie" is American English for "buscuit"?

@Hinoron ooh, no, biscuits and cookies are different things. Biscuits and hard and crunchy, generally, while cookies are soft and gooey and usually bigger. The best biscuits are ones that can be dunked in a cup of tea, such as a ginger nut. You'd never be able to dunk a cookie, they don't have the structural integrity of a good biscuit. It'd fall apart. It's not polite to dunk biscuits, though, so at a posh tea party, dunking should be avoided, although at a proper posh tea party you'd get cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off and some kind of cake or petit fours anyway.

@weelydangle
The language expands to accommodate a greater variety in tasty pastries! The best kind of evolution!

@Hinoron Glad to be of service