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dumb blue derg (part time ferret) with big dumb emotions aged in oak for 29 years (strong notes of fruit) liker of things (many) pfp by @chickensnpies.bsky.social, header by @heychikinan.bsky.social new line

you know, every other furry artist does dakimakura body pillow cases... but hear me out, untapped market potential: other regular standard/queen/king sized pillow cases just with, y'know, fun designs or hot characters or whatever funky horny thing your mind can dream and your heart desires

re: getting your paypal nuked (or stripe, your bank account, any visa/mastercard access, etc) Please report your experience to the FTC and the OCC. They're already under pressure for debankment and we want to stress how important this is (and once again, the OCC mentioned adult entertainment)

today I discovered this incredible story of a minor league pitcher who is 6'4 wears glasses and a ginger beard who hurt his elbow and went to the doc for Tommy John surgery and was mistaken for a pitcher from a diff team who was also there for TJ surgery on same day anyway heres their pics and names

Two dudes who were formed from the same mould in consecutive batches at the factory and are somehow completely unrelated

I love terms like these! I learned the term "front-porching" from someone and use it all the time. It's when you are about to show someone your creative work, but you spend a bunch of time on the "front porch", saying all the things you're not finished with yet, before you let them into the house.

Kendra, normal version@kendrawcandraw.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I watched a video by Zach Cregger referring to making a shitty first draft of a script as "elfing" (pretending you paid a shitty elf to make the draft and excusing all mistakes as that shitty elf doing a bad job) and unfortunately this advice was tailor-made to work on me (involves elves)

backrooms was pretty good honestly keep chatting about all the little details and artistic statements it makes about the characters glad it was more than simply Liminal Horror: The Movie surprisingly extremely human and definitely has a lot to say, but doesn't beat you over the head with it cool