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drew my friend’s fursona for its birthday… (qquilavas on here and feathernoa on Twitter)

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Y swear I’m drawing other things as well 😳 ——————-

For those who can’t read my shitty calligraphy: 

Roy: “Is it gonna be like this atfer every movie?" 

Riza: "I don’t know, are you gonna keep picking the titles?" 

Roy: ”…fair.“ 

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(Riza) <– (chose the movie this time) 

(Roy) <– (doesn’t get the plot) ((he dumb))

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“we won.”

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cannot stop thinking about this tweet

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mspaint emo warrior cats fo today

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Orig: DRC14 by TOKIYA

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fat cat.

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U like the Mandalorian ?

yeah i think theyre easier to peel than oranges

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i hope this email fucks your wife

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i hope i’m annoying. i hope you’re annoying. i hope we’re both annoying 

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As someone who has a very strong hyperfixation on biology and Pokémon, i need to rant about heights and how people spread things without researching or reflecting about them.

My subject this time is FURRET.

So, everyone knows Furret, the gen 2 normal ferret haha Furret walk haha meme. Furret is, in its pokedex, stated to be 6'/1,80m tall. The problem is: people are not properly representing this height.

You see, in real life, we measure an animal from head to tail. A good example of this would be the snow leopard.

A snow leopard is said to be 7'/2,1m long, head to tail. Its body measures 4'/1,1m long and its tail is 3'/1m long.

In Furret, we must apply the same logic, because if we don't, it's going to look like THIS

Ridiculous, right? Many people like to represent Furret like this for the shock value.

But when we apply the head-tail logic to its length...

Voilá! A perfectly believable little boy!

Please tell me what y'all think!

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i think asking the gc “hey can i vent” and then when they say yes going “alright cool” and then not doing so is my funniest bit

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Pokemon Red and Green Versions Japanese CM (1996)