わらBe

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わらBe

@WallaBeeeee9164

駿阪→りこーの某学科//ヨルシカZENSE Ⅲ

Born November 26Joined March 2023

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もしこうだったら絶望して帰宅する

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不定系

@ftk_c5gm

Jan 19

うわ…

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「SixTONES」ってシックストーンズじゃないの！？ストーンズなの！？ #ゴールデンストーンズ

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Hand-drawn illustration on lined paper features a large seven-tier pyramid composed of simple black line stick figures arranged in rows with one figure at the top raising both arms, two in the next row, and increasing to seven at the base, all standing with arms at sides. Positions are numbered sequentially from 1 to 28 along the edges of the formation. Japanese text at the top reads that this is a diagram of the formation.

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Oct 17

中学の組立体操で7段ピラミッドと3段タワーやったの思い出したわピラミッドは本番以外は全部失敗して崩れたし、規制される前だから許されたとかじゃなくて全然規制後だった

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通学往復4時間かつ留年3割限界学科でGPA3.41です誰か褒めてください

A table with text displaying academic performance metrics. It includes columns for name, student ID, and GPA scores, with specific values such as 82% (3/35), 3.33, and 3.41. Additional text mentions a 5-day attendance record.

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Black and white manga panel showing a man in a suit with short hair, seated and displaying a stern expression with narrowed eyes and furrowed brows in one frame. Adjacent frame depicts the same man smiling with hands clasped, wearing a polka-dot tie. Speech bubbles overlay the images with Japanese text reading 何食べてるの？ in one and 麺類でしょ？ in another.

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こっからって曲聞いてみたけど結構カッコいいね

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兵庫県立大の理学部よりましなことはあまり知られていない

The post from わらBe (@WallaBeeeee9164) includes a screenshot of a tweet and a map. The tweet humorously states that 'There isn't much known to be better than the Faculty of Science at Hyogo Prefectural University,' suggesting a light-hearted appreciation for the institution. The map image shows the location of Hyogo Prefectural University, specifically highlighting the Faculty of Science and Engineering. The map is detailed, showing surrounding geographical features and nearby locations, emphasizing the university's placement in a scenic area. The combination of the tweet and the map serves to humorously elevate the status of the university's science faculty while providing a visual context of its location.

The post from わらBe (@WallaBeeeee9164) includes a screenshot of a tweet and a map. The tweet humorously states that 'There isn't much known to be better than the Faculty of Science at Hyogo Prefectural University,' suggesting a light-hearted appreciation for the institution. The map image shows the location of Hyogo Prefectural University, specifically highlighting the Faculty of Science and Engineering. The map is detailed, showing surrounding geographical features and nearby locations, emphasizing the university's placement in a scenic area. The combination of the tweet and the map serves to humorously elevate the status of the university's science faculty while providing a visual context of its location.

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ついに弊学にも100円朝食が！？

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聖地巡礼

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うぉぉぉ

初TOEIC

勉強期間わずか1週間で815点

The image is a TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) score report. It shows the user's scores for the Listening and Reading sections, with the Listening score being 415 out of 495 and the Reading score being 400 out of 495, resulting in a total score of 815. The post text indicates that this is the user's first TOEIC test, and they achieved this score after only one week of study, expressing excitement with emojis like 🤩. The image is clear and well-composed, highlighting the achievement in a structured format.

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The image shows a community bulletin board located outdoors, likely in a public space in Japan, as indicated by the Japanese text. The board is filled with various flyers and posters advertising local events, activities, and services. Notable posters include those for 'OCEANS', 'WHITE LINE', 'Apple', 'Nippon Place', 'EITANAGER', 'ATLANTIS', and others, each with unique designs and QR codes for more information. The text at the top of the board reads '広げる平日よろしくお願いします団体をご確認しました', which translates to 'Please expand weekdays, thank you. We have confirmed the group.' This suggests the board is used to promote engagement and awareness of local groups and activities.

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みず

@7A5g7

Apr 24

【同志社創立150周年を記念して新島襄が復活】すいません、同志社生の活躍してる姿が見たいです

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ここ数日のJR遅延やべーって写真撮ったら未知の言語爆誕した

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いや別に、罰金取るのはいいんだよ？守れない団体が悪いのも間違いないただね、罰金額の告知がなかった罰金の使用用途が不明瞭「全ては守らなかった人が悪い」とかいう態度ってのを極めて大学側に近い、権力を持った団体がやってるのがマズイんだって

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今出川20,000人、京田辺9,000人なのに食堂の数•面積•座席どれをとっても京田辺の方が多いのバグだろ

The image shows a comparison table of cafeteria facilities between two universities, 今出川 (Imadegawa) and 京田辺 (Kyotanabe). The table lists the number of cafeterias, total area in square meters, and the number of seats available. Imadegawa has 7 cafeterias with a total area of 3,484 m² and 1,199 seats, while Kyotanabe has 10 cafeterias with a total area of 4,025 m² and 2,384 seats. The post text highlights the disparity, noting that despite Imadegawa having a larger population (20,000 people) compared to Kyotanabe (9,000 people), Kyotanabe has more cafeterias, larger total area, and more seats, which the poster finds surprising or problematic.

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理系だからわかんねぇけどさ、この考え方は流石におかしいんじゃないかな

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「公認」のところ消されてて草去年あたり会長さんが「同志社公認です！」って言ってたのに...笑

The image shows a bulletin board with various posters, one of which is highlighted by an arrow. The highlighted poster is for a club or event named "Cream" at Doshisha University. The poster features a group photo of people, likely club members or participants, and includes text in Japanese. The post text humorously notes that the word "公認" (official recognition) has been erased from the poster, indicating a change in the club's status or recognition by the university. The setting appears to be a public or communal area where such notices are typically displayed.

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みやこ

@miyaconne_

Apr 3

学友団、本気出してきた「公認」の文字とQRコードにバツ印まで付けてある

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EVE期間なので誰からも祝われない誕生日です

これからもわらBeをよろしくお願いします

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きたあぁぁぁぁあ

耐えた！　F無し！！！ 4時間通学のハンデ背負ってこれは褒めてほしい

The image is a screenshot of a student's academic record from a Japanese university, showing their GPA and grades. The text in the post, written in Japanese, expresses excitement and relief with phrases like "きたあぁぁぁぁあ‼️🤩" (Here it comes!! 🤩) and "耐えた！　F無し！！！" (I endured! No F's!!!). The student is proud of maintaining a GPA of 3.35 despite the challenge of a 4-hour commute, as indicated by "4時間通学のハンデ背負ってこれは褒めてほしい😘" (I want to be praised for this with the handicap of a 4-hour commute 😘). The academic record shows a weighted GPA of 3.30 and an unweighted GPA of 3.35, with a total of 64 credits earned out of 128 required for graduation. The layout is clear, with blue headers and white text, making the information easy to read.

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「小中高大」じゃなくて「小中高"浪"」とすることで浪人を当たり前のことだと主張している塾

The image shows the exterior of a cram school named 'KATEKYO' in Japan. The sign on the window lists educational levels as '小中高浪' (elementary, middle, high school, and 'ronin' - a term for students who are preparing for university entrance exams after high school graduation). The post text humorously points out that by including '浪' (ronin), the school is normalizing the concept of taking a gap year to study for university entrance exams. The setting is urban, with a modern building facade and a glass door leading into the school. Inside, there are visible desks and chairs, indicating a study environment.

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バケモンいて草

The image is a screenshot of a resume written in Japanese. It lists the educational background and work experience of an individual. The resume includes entries for Waseda University, Tokyo University of Science, and NTT Communications, along with the respective years of attendance or employment. The post text 'バケモンいて草' translates to 'There's a monster, lol', suggesting a humorous or surprising context, possibly implying that the resume contains an unusual or unexpected entry. The composition is clean and professional, with each entry clearly separated and dated.

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#同志社大学最高の瞬間

The image shows several colorful paper strips hanging from branches, each with handwritten messages in Japanese. The context from the post text indicates that these messages are related to Doshisha University, suggesting they might be notes or wishes from students. The setting appears to be indoors, possibly in a common area or a classroom where students have left these messages. The composition is clear and well-lit, focusing on the vibrant colors of the paper strips and the green text written on them.

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某生命系の学科、レポート提出時に教授が詰めまくって、詰められた学生がその場で倒れたのマジですかアカハラとかパワハラとかいうレベルじゃないやろ

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ほんま草

A projection screen displaying a Microsoft PowerPoint slide on a classroom wall. The slide shows Japanese text reading "大学のキャンパス" and additional text in smaller font. A Windows interface with the PowerPoint ribbon and a red circular button are visible on the screen.

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チー

@kikainogorira

Oct 3

神授業

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新歓ブース行く女子の方々、あんまら1人で歩かない方がいいですよ... しつこい団体は囲いながら付きまとってくでるから1人で振り切るの結構キツいらしい

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$The image depicts a well-lit, spacious gym interior with various exercise machines and equipment visible on the floor below a balcony railing. A cartoon shark character with a magnifying glass, smiling and appearing friendly, is overlaid on the right side, adding a playful and whimsical element. A speech bubble near the shark contains Japanese text: "裏側に大学にあって使える設備がたくさんあるよ," which translates to "There\'s a university on the other side, and there are lots of usable facilities." The post, from わらBe (@WallaBeeeee9164), suggests a humorous or motivational context, combining fitness with a meme-like character to engage viewers. No platform watermarks like Instagram, TikTok, or Xiaohongshu are present.$

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【速報】同志社生協食堂値上げ

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京田辺キャンパス ~無駄すぎる敷地編~

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これは田辺の人権の有無判別ゾーン

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やはり、新島襄はまだ生きていた

なんという有難いお言葉だろうか

The image shows a collection of colorful hanging prayer tags at a Shinto shrine. Each tag has Japanese text written on it, indicating personal wishes or prayers. The post text mentions "新島襄" (Shinshimarō), suggesting a historical or cultural reference, and expresses gratitude for the words, implying a positive and spiritual context. The setting is serene, with the tags hanging from branches, typical of Shinto shrine practices.