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Today's Card Is: Snom

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Y'know, I've heard of gamer girls, but I've never heard of a "gamer guy." I wonder why not. Maybe it's because guys don't play videogames as much as girls do. I mean basically all girls are gamers.

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K4T. (⌒▽⌒)☆

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dating a princessgirl is great until she exercises unilateral authority to keep snuggling you instead of letting you get up

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there's so much to say when you're just a doll

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[becoming crazed] art should physically harm you

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really funny example that does little to help explain the term but does have sisters kissing in it

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no maid emoji no curtsy emoji free expression still does not exist on the internet

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Got some traditional Chinese clothing in Shanghai

The pleated skirt is called a mamianqun and the green one is a 1940s(?) qipao

I also went to some some of the malls dedicated to lolita, BJDs and anime, yippee

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he pensado en ellas por demasiado tiempo y se me han llevado los demonios lo siento

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Even Robot Girls Got To Have Fun

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in the mission control room hearing my veteran pilot snarl "I won't go down to some nobody!" into the comms and putting my head in my hands because now that he said that he's absolutely going to die to this oddly skilled random upstart in a standard issue infantry mech

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dear Wazzer and Duchess Annagovia, commission for Alejandra ♥ drawing this motivated me to re-read Monstrous Regiment, and...I fell in love with the characters (once again :D )

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the australian owlet-nightjar (sometimes nicknamed the ‘moth owl’) is a nocturnal bird found across forested areas in australia and southern new guinea. they are the most common nocturnal bird in australia; despite their name, they are closely related to nightjars, but have no close relation to owls. they are gray overall with white barring on the front and underside. in addition to woodland, they can thrive in a variety of other habitats, and are found in swamps, grassland and mallee scrub. these birds primarily feed by diving from a perch and snatching an insect from the air, in a manner similar to flycatchers. they primarily feed on beetles, grasshoppers, and flying ants. when raising young, both australian owlet-nightjar parents work to construct a nest within a tree hollow, and while the female incubates the eggs alone, both parents work to feed the chicks. eucalyptus leaves are added to many nests; it is believed they may be favored due to their use as a mild insecticide, protecting the young from nest parasites.