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    おもいっきり間違えちゃった

    今回、顔芸は無いです。代わりに、ジメジメしたニポーンの梅雨をラフに過ぎる格好でしのぐ艦娘らの日常的な感じをお楽しみ頂ければと思います。また、先回( im5877653 )からの流れでもあるので、ツェッペリンが見間違えてしまったのは致し方なきところが無きにしも非ず

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    AdventZero
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    western_gunner said:

    Uhhmm completely unrelated, but do girls actually uses singlet and panties at home like bismarck and iowa do? considering they're military personel, well kinda lax IMO..

    When I was off-duty on base (back in my conscription days), everyone was in their boxers and wife-beaters during R&R. But you have to be in proper attire before roll call, regardless of what you were doing beforehand. Then again, the weather over here fluctuates between 28-35 C as the norm, so it's kinda forgivable...

    Also, Iowa definitely has some German blood in her.

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    Estavali
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    AdventZero said:

    When I was off-duty on base (back in my conscription days), everyone was in their boxers and wife-beaters during R&R. But you have to be in proper attire before roll call, regardless of what you were doing beforehand. Then again, the weather over here fluctuates between 28-35 C as the norm, so it's kinda forgivable...

    Also, Iowa definitely has some German blood in her.

    In my case, it was acceptable so as long folks dressed like that stay out of public sight before 1900. Granted my unit was (and probably still is) rather lax, but I believe that's generally the rule of thumb here in Singapore (I'm not sure where AdventZero is from but our weather here is usually that hot, and humid).

    That said, we're expected to show up, on the double, in standard battle gear when the bell is pressed (and we got a lot of these moments, be it an actual incident, a false alarm, or when some of us plays the fool and get the rest of us get punished for it). Given that going from boxers and singlet to proper uniform will take some time, which we can't afford to waste, most of us preferred to stay in half-uniform and go full casual only after the sun went down.

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