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Sam and max paperman au? https://youtu.be/XrqSF2OOz_M

didn't even know what you where talking about till i saw where the link went to 😂😂

anyways, went really hard on the coloring bc how could i NOT. This idea is adorable 🥺

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*RUNNING TOWARDS YOU AT MACH. SPPEED* hiii. I heard youre takin rqs........ may i pleaase.. have some soft .lovey. sammax..

🙈🙈🙈

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baby max....the size of a grape

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Real plant parent tips 🌿 (updated 3)

Always research the care for your specific plant for your specific environment. A lot of things are universal, but you need to learn to work with your natural environment. You can usually find help from experienced plant parents on Instagram, Tumblr, Reddit, Facebook groups, and forums. But take advice from the internet (including this) with a grain of salt as plant care isn’t the same for everyone. These are just tips based on my experience with houseplants over the past 5+ years.

1. Don’t repot plants right away unless the soil is retaining too much water, the plant is very root bound, or it ships bare root. Plants adjust to their environment much more quickly when you change as little at a time as possible. I wouldn’t suggest keeping them in their original soil for a long time, though, as it’s usually not good for plants long term.

2. Leaf shine is a waste of money. To clean plants, use a damp rag; you can use milk or mayo if you want extra shine, thought it’s not necessary. Lemon/lime water and diluted white vinegar are both good for cleaning as well - especially for removing hard water stains and mineral deposits. Please don’t wipe the waxy white powder off your succulents - they need it for sun protection.

3. ALWAYS use pots with drainage holes. You can get around this by putting the plant in a plastic nursery pot to put inside the non-draining pot (cache pot). Don’t pot plants in glass containers unless they’re growing in water. Don’t put succulents in terrariums.

4. With water, less is more. It’s easier to kill most plants with too much water than not enough. Buy a moisture meter to help you tell if something needs water.

5. To repot spiky plants, fold a plastic bag longways a few times and wrap it around the part with spikes. Then hold the slack to avoid getting spines in your hands! You can also use tongs, but be very careful to avoid damage. Be very careful trying to use gloves! A lot of gardening gloves aren’t thick enough for cacti.

6. Don’t stress if you can’t collet rainwater or buy distilled/spring - tap is fine for most plants. But regardless, do your research!

6.5. Don’t water on a schedule. Wait for plants to tell you when they need water by them wilting, wrinkling, or drooping.

7. Don’t (try not to) buy plants that have glued on rocks. They’re hard to remove and are usually detrimental to the plants’ health.

8. Most bagged soils will need additives to make them better for houseplants. Mixing your own soil doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive, though! Most of my plants do very well with a 1:1 soil and perlite mixture (generally with a bit more soil for water loving plants). You can add orchid bark and horticultural charcoal for relatively cheap as well, but they’re not necessary.

9. My best tip to start treating for pests is to quarantine the plant and spray it with as heavy a stream of water as it can handle. Make sure you read all directions on pesticides - especially non organic ones - to make sure they’re safe for potted plants and or indoor use and that you mix them correctly. Always quarantine any infested or infected plants to avoid spreading as much as possible. When treating, especially with an oil product, keep out of direct sunlight and high heat to avoid burning.

10. Rotate. Your. Plants. You’ll thank me later.

11. Always remove any dead plant matter. It’s not providing anything for the plant anymore and is the perfect place for pests to hide.

12. Low light ≠ no light. Just because a plant can survive in low light doesn’t mean it’s thriving. I’ve heard it described as “letting it die a slow death”. There’s no such thing as a live plant that needs no light whatsoever.

13. When using synthetic fertilizer, always reduce to ¼ or ½ the recommended strength so you don’t burn the roots or over-fertilize. Concentrated liquid fertilizer is the cheapest per ounce because you dilute with with water. Always follow the instructions on the package for any fertilizer you use!

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Inspector Zenigata (April 5th) 

Short-tempered and careless, but has a compassionate heart and a strong sense of morality. He will be successful in his career.

- Castle of Cagliostro Dictionary Book, Horoscope Page

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pLEASE you gotta know how all this sounds, are you kidding me?

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I’m so sorry I just love their dynamic 🙈

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@aamericanotaku You wanted Cat-eared Zeni, here he be 😉

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Season One Part Two, Episode 21; Lupin in Paradise

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babygirl i will subject you to my interests

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might i request sam and max dressed like lupin and jigen 🤭

*patrick star voice* i love you

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Heard your talking drawing requests so some hurt/comfort moments with Sam,Max, and Geek?

"your a smart girl, i know you'll figure it out! and we'll be right here when you need us."

probably not what you where asking for but its all i could think of that was short and sweet 😂😂

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OMMMG. HIIIIIII...... if your takin rqs still... may i please have something of max being gay gay homosexual gay.? THANK YOOU

"I WILL NOT BE SILENCED!!!!!"

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If you're still taking requests, could you draw Max attacking people who are fat shaming Sam?

in this house we praise fat beauties 😤😤