I'm making a wheel with themes. So I can draw my characters with outfits from that theme. Give me ideas.
Idiot in a discord server is grilling me for being gay when he has 2 separate Bible verses in his bio and a cross emoji in his username.
I kinda feel like the name "Leonard" has the most amount of aura ever.
Went to twitter looking for pebbles and broken glass but found gold instaid. Like. What the actual piss is this.
Working more on my fursona. So it looks cool. And mostly fits into most continuities I slap it into. (Image unrelated.)
Oh to be a little Tardigrade walking across a microscope slide. 🫧🐻🧪
Gonna dress up as Franklin from Mewgenics for Halloween this year.
Uhh, so yeah, sometime within the next few days imma gonna buy Don't Starve Together. Who wants the second copy that supposedly comes with the paid one.
Webber from Don't Starve Together
ALT: Webber from Don't Starve Together
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Apparently Walmart doesn't let you use Goober Dollars on a Gift Card to buy Steam Goober Dollar gift card.
I have 50 goober dollars. Going to gay Walmart to buy gay games.
Im in my stupid fnaf phase again. Give me an animatronic and I might draw them. #fnaf
On the last day of Pride Month, happy Trans Pride, now and forever and ever and ever, Amen.
We are going to steal everything. And give it to Canada.
BIGTUPER@superduperbigtuper.bsky.social · last mo.Are we taking over Canada?
Fan art of the little black ball thing from Super Mario 64 that spits fireballs at you.
- Deltarune Chapter 5 Spoiler - Susie's Home No one can convince me Chapter 5 isn't the best chapter so far, that was amazing from start to finish, amazing gameplay, art direction, lore developments, character building and music, my favorite chapter in the game.
Vaccines save lives. This is the FIRST time that ZERO cervical-cancer deaths have been recorded for this age group, and it’s thanks to the introduction of a vaccine against the human papillomavirus (HPV). Yes, you read that correctly. ZERO.
Cervical cancer deaths for vaccinated young women fall to zero in England: study
The HPV vaccine for cervical cancer has reduced the risk of dying from the disease before the age of 30 in England to almost zero, the first study of its kind showed Thursday.
ctvnews.ca