Kiavo Clearwater🐺🌙

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NSFW. A wolf. 25. Tired all the time, loves vaporwave, canine enthusiast. No minors, viewer discretion is advised. Obsessed with Casualties: Unknown.

Better things to spend one's time on: 1. Fingerpaint 2. Read a book 3. Write horrid fan fiction 4. Concoct a new media theory about your favorite game 5. Masturbate!

I like blaidd he looks like he gives exceptionally good hugs what would it take to give him a bath? half wolves need fur care too. don't question why I keep thinking about these kinds of things at 2 in the morning. but I totally would tend to his fur.

I like blaidd he looks like he gives exceptionally good hugs what would it take to give him a bath? half wolves need fur care too. don't question why I keep thinking about these kinds of things at 2 in the morning. but I totally would tend to his fur.

The thing about chasing charging speeds on-par with gasoline refueling is that, as I've said zillions of times, day to day charging at home or work can be slow AF and you won't care (so for the love of god get more chargers at workplaces and apartments etc.) and also ffs you could just be patient

WIRED@wired.com · last yr.

Fast charging is viable, but experts say building the actual charging stations will be the tricky—and potentially very expensive—part.