I understand land whales exist though. However, I believe it's not a scientifically recognized clasification.

What if you have a goatee? Or a kid? Or a kid with a goatee?

Fate fans: "You get used to it."

"Unless you want to be thoroughly de-feet-ed."

It's a trap...but yes.

Rin's thighs are hard to pass up. On that note, I wonder how many people here know about the... other meme associated with her.

You'll have to find someone else to tide you over.

There are four species of blue-ringed octopuses in total, each as beautiful as they are deadly. Despite them being small in size, their venom is more than potent enough to kill humans.

"What will you have after 500 scams?"
"A chin, Ed, I'll still have a chin."

There's a reason shrooms are effective against depression.

No, this actually won't be a series. But iron is important, so keep yourself stocked.

No, it's not an idiom or a metaphor. I found a place that sells a brand of bologna that I really liked. Another one of those things that I thought they stopped making. So, I pleasantly surprised to find they're still around. And yeah, it's another food-related gratitude post. But really, shouldn't we be grateful for the food we have?

I'm sure @mr_pigeonwizard was just helping her with a trick; nothing suspicious going on at all.

Given that I mostly drink tea, juice and milk, that would actually push me out of my comfort zone somewhat.

At least it's less awkward than when Monika (from DDLC) asks you to load her.

Always keep a shiny frog handy. You never know when you might need them.

I guess you could say Gotham's...boned. (What? It's the Joker, that's totally his brand of comedy.)

Truth, justice, and American nationalism... Wait....
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Another series? Isn't that just super? Superheroes have always had a firm foot in Western culture ever since the 1930s, and even before that if you count pulp heroes (or, any hero from any mythology ever, especially Greek). And that is what these posts shall highlight.
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And who better to start with than the boy in blue himself? Apparently, he's the most popular and well-known superhero ever. (He's got "super" in his name, what'd you expect?) But, in his very first appearance ("Reign of the Superman", 1933) he's actually the bad guy: a bald, psychic menace... Character development, I guess?

Guraposting, always great to see. Or should I say... Gura-eat to sea?

And this isn't even taking the extented cut into account.

Naturally, the only way to paint frogs is with watercolor.