What a terrible trap this poor person fell for! Please tell me exactly where they are located so that I can stay as far away from that place as possible.
one singular braincell :3
they / he / she
What a terrible trap this poor person fell for! Please tell me exactly where they are located so that I can stay as far away from that place as possible.
Just one more storage system, bro. Please, one more storage system is gonna solve this issue. One more and that’s it, bro, just one more storage system, come on.
I just really like killing them at the end of the story. There’s something satisfying about a fictional life ending just like a real one. I actually had this teacher once who told us that “a short story is a small slice of a life, but a novel starts at birth and ends in death”, but I may have taken that a bit too literal :3c
It’s important to hold on to these screenshots. One day, they’ll be worth so much.
How can we harness the power of cosmic radiation and use it to infect more people for the good of humanity?
Again?!
How often has this already happened? They look angry, so probably more than twice, maybe even more than three times. You’d think they’d eventually learn their lesson, but maybe they want to be rescued by their dragon friend :3c
I might start drinking coffee if they doodled boykissers on the cup :3
This might sound silly, but their reading glasses make the whole scene even cosier than it already is. The glasses really fit them, I think, maybe that’s why. And I hope they enjoy their T :3
If that’s the case, they scare me OnO
I wrote a novel-length story once that I published chapter by chapter as I was writing it, and I’m still incredibly proud of that feat. It’s still in its beta stage, I think. There are plot holes and loose ends because I changed my mind about the story multiple times, which makes some foreshadowing in earlier chapters useless, and so on. It’s been in its beta stage for about two years and I doubt I’ll ever revise it, but it was a nice distraction while I was working on my Master’s thesis.
The digitigrade shoes look so cool! The whole scene is lovely. The cold snow everywhere, cold, fresh air, a sunset / sunrise in the distance, and the feeling of being far away from the noise of everyday life turn this into such a cosy yet adventurous piece :3
How come the person saying these things isn’t affected by them? Personally, I don’t start breathing manually or anything, but it looks like a lot of people do.
It feels unreasonable that the person posting this got banned when their dog is the real culprit. The dog should learn to control their eldritch powers in the presence of mortals.
Thick, fuzzy blankets are great, too. It’s so nice when you get warm using your own body heat.


I bet this looks absolutely stunning when it’s really dark in the middle of the night. Imagine being completely drunk or high at 2am and you see this pull into the station. That’d be sick.
Are you gonna compile a “best of” and share it if you get enough emails? :3 (assuming there’s nothing too private in them)
Heated blankets are so good, though. I use one when I’m on the computer, I put one in my bed to get nice and toasty (but I turn if off before going to sleep, of course), they’re one of the best things ever when it’s cold outside.
Teasing, flirting, giving compliments, everything is like that sometimes. My brain freezes for a second when someone gives me compliments and I’ve verbally keysmashed more than once when that happened.
You did a great job and spent your time well. I like it when people dissect memes with academic language. It’s always kinda funny, but you’re also completely correct with what you say. This meme wouldn’t exist if society centred around human needs first, and sleep is one of the most fundamental needs.
Almost a bit too real, but still a giant mood. It’s easy to get lost in wearing masks when you weren’t allowed to truly be yourself growing up. Who knows what the “real me” even is at this point. I like being a silly furry on the internet, and that’s probably part of who I really am, but there’s so much more to my identity that’s just kinda there.