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Is this "わ" common for male speech or is it just Tom's style? :-)
It's quite common if you read it like して↓たわ. I guess it comes from the Kansai dialect, but nowadays we hear it often in Tokyo, too.
If you read it with an upward intonation (して↓たわ↑ー), it becomes オネエ言葉.
Interesting! 説明してくれてありがとう、とみー。＾＾
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「トム地震のとき起きてた？」「え、地震あったの？」「うん、1時半すぎ。けっこう大きな揺れだったよ」「まじか。普通に爆睡してたわ」
added by tommy_san, January 13, 2014
