The Issue between Noodles and Among Us (Happy Birthday, @SpookySherry!)

[idiot.exe]

Hi @SpookySherry

I’m not late, you were born 2 days early

HAPPY BIRTHDAYYYY

[SpookySherry]

WOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

ITS SO PRETTIEEEE

honestly ngl I was looking forward to this cuz I love your drawings WOWOWOWOODIFOC

[idiot.exe]

THE BG IS WEIRD BECAUSE I DIDN’T KNOW WHAT TO DO BUT YAY

[idiot.exe]

Wow fast change

[SpookySherry]

I LOVE IT THANKKKK

[idiot.exe]

[Soleil]

LGMMMGG IT LOOKS SO CUTEE AND PRETTY WOWOWOW

[idiot.exe]

TYY

[AnnSza]

TOO GOOD GOS

[AnnSza]

SHEWEI I KNOW IM LATE IM SORRY
HERES A LITTLE SUMTHIN

[Nil]

OMGOMGOMG TAHT’AS SO PERTY

[Divcp]

OMGMGMGMG SPOON AND GRANSZA WOW OMG
HOW
DO YOUBGUSY EVEN OMGMGM

[AnnSza]

Method 1 of 3:

Offering Basic Thanks

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Use “danke” in any situation to thank someone for something. The word “danke” (DAHNK-uh) is the standard way to say “thank you” in German. Even though it’s not very formal, you can still use it when talking to anyone in any context and it will be considered appropriate.[2]

• German culture is very polite and formal. Remember to say “danke” any time anyone does anything for you or helps you out in any way.

[AnnSza]

TYYYSM

[TheDancingFryer]

THAT’S STUNNIGNGGGG

[idiot.exe]

WHAT THAT’S SO BEAUTIFUL OMG I LOVE THE DETAILS WOWOWOW HWO

[AnnSza]

THANK UUUUUU SM SM

[AnnSza]

I LOVE THE HANDS TOO THX

[SpookySherry]

STOPPPPPPPPPPPPP

[SpookySherry]

I DIDNT EVEN EXPECT YOU TO DRAW ME ANYTHING OMGOGOCOC