Jang Rui

"I'm making good progress with the original work, and I've finally encountered the school caste!!! This is the rumored Babbo!!! It's too erotic 🔥 I want to draw the Elejan from the school caste 😇"

Here’s the translation of the tweet: **"Ranking of words that leave you speechless when you hear them"** 3rd place: "Is it true that you saw a plane with a ribbon?" 2nd place: "Shoot down any ribbon-equipped fighter jets as soon as they are spotted!" 1st place: "This is bad, Jean-Louis! All the enemies have ribbons!" (From the enemy radio lines in "Ace Combat 04")

Here's the translation of the tweet: "Memories of 2024: July ⛱️ Nijisanji's beach house!! I love the terrifyingly cute Debi from Suipara 🫶 It's been a while since I stood in the morning queue for Sunshine after the open school started for My Hero Academia 🙋‍♀️ I experienced my first Shiki Theatre performance and cried; it was amazing to see professional theater (my vocabulary is lacking). Also, I was fortunate enough to participate in Jankani as well ✌️"

As a side note, Jean-Louis Schlesser is pronounced in the Murray Walker style (a mix of French and German pronunciation). In France, Schlesser is pronounced as "シュレッセール" (Shuressēru). It seems that French people tend to pronounce the endings of names that are clearly of German origin all the way to the "r."

"I was looking for a bag after a long time and found a treasure-level Jean-Louis Scherrer! But since it's second-hand... I'm worried it might be a mistake? JEAN-LOUIS SCHERRER handbag black jp.mercari.com/item/m37690662…"

The tweet translates to: "Movie 'A Man and a Woman' music by Francis Lai. Released in 1966. Starring Jean-Louis Trintignant and Anouk Aimée, directed by Claude Lelouch. #funkyfriday"

The tweet translates to: "The lead actress, Madeleine Renaud, is the wife of the renowned actor Jean-Louis Barrault. She formed the Renaud-Barrault Theater Company and was active on stage as well. It seems that she was the leader of the nuns who come to the battlefield to tend to the wounded soldiers of the Free French Army's Kiefer unit, which attacks a casino in 'The Longest Day.'"

I watched Alain Robbe-Grillet's 1968 film "The Man Who Lies"! The star is Jean-Louis Trintignant! The hero of the resistance, who left the village to fight, has not returned for three years. However, a man claiming to be his "comrade" appears in the village and approaches his wife, sister, and maid...! Lies = Truth. Hero = Traitor. He = Him. Interesting! 😉 pic.x.com/mo05Gw4AhV

"Since Theobald Böhm adopted the cylindrical shape without changing the thickness in the 19th century, it has become established. Here is a performance by Jean-Louis Bomaidié 😊 youtu.be/-jVfm3hH1mY?si…"

When I searched for "Eetoru Series," I found that I have Eric Marty’s "Louis Althusser: The Subject Without a Subject" and Jean-Louis Schefer's "The Ordinary Man Going to the Movies." I probably also have Guy Debord's "Comments on the Society of the Spectacle," but I feel like I haven't read that one. x.com/2013_ishitobi/...

It's okay. Wasn't Owlum 1 the Ouka, and the school remnants that appeared in the Second OG were the Aljan class? peing.net/ja/qs/11893096… #Peing #QuestionBox

"I bought Innosan during the Kindle sale, and I really like the couple Marie and Jean-Louis (Konami Kan)."

(Continuation) After watching it twice, I grasped the storyline. Still, there are parts I don't understand. In 1994, many people went to see movies like this. It was a prosperous time. In the film, Jean-Louis Trintignant says, "Today is my birthday." It's unrelated, but today is also Irène Jacob's birthday.

The tweet translates to: "I want it to be streamed 🥺 'Jean-Louis Fargeon - The Queen's Perfumer -' | Hoshigumi | Nippon Seinenkan Large Hall | Takarazuka Revue | Official HP archive.kageki.hankyu.co.jp/revue/backnumb…"

"This is the commander’s head!" "Expose it!" "Serves you right." "Captain Alan..." "...How many casualties do we have?" "Jan, Louis, and others too." "There’s a doctor in that alley. I’ll take them there, lend me a hand." "It’s our victory!" "We’ve defeated the nobles." "This is what victory looks like. I can’t feel happy about it at all, it makes me sick."