I can see why people like her so much.

Ha! A happy frog. What an outlandish concept.

They ask you how you are and you just have to say that you're functioning, but you're not really functioning, and you can't get into it because would never understand the intricacies of plumbing.

Putting down is easy, lifting up requires true strength.

*Sigh* Danderes are always left out. Well, I still remember they exist. It's nice to see Rin, too.

We've had Easter yes, but how about a second Easter?
Orthodox Easter is often overshadowed but I'll take any excuse to eat chocolate eggs. Especially since they're on sale here now.

This series is not dead, and hopefully neither is @spookykink58, 'cause this entry feels just right for them.
While Nightmare Wheel — https://yugipedia.com/wiki/Nightmare_Wheel — is based on a torture wheel or breaking wheel, it's gotta be someone's fetish, right?

Radioactive blood is also just of a part of growing up.

He's not really gone. He's just camouflaged.
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Although, for most frogs, this is quite normal. One notable exception is the African bullfrog. Of course in that species males are considerably larger than the females, so it makes sense that they'd be the ones to take care of the eggs and tadpoles.

I knew you wouldn't let me down.

They were out there doing some phishing.

From the Online Etymologie Dictionary:
frog (n.1)
Old English frogga "frog," a diminutive of frosc, forsc, frox "frog," a common Germanic word but with different formations that are difficult to explain (cognates: Old Norse froskr, Middle Dutch vorsc, German Frosch "frog"), probably literally "hopper" (if from PIE root *preu- "to hop," source also of Sanskrit provate "hops," Russian prygat "to hop, jump"). Watkins calls the Old English -gga an "obscure expressive suffix."
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So yeah, frog essentially means hopper. I mean, it is accurate.
Interestingly, a hopper is the name for immature individuals of species of frogs which don't have tadpole stages.
Also, "-gga" is quite the expressive suffix indeed. Worth noting that while calling a frog "frogga" was okay at some point, nowadays it's considered offensive unless, of course, you're a frog yourself or have the F-word pass. And no, you can't say it even if you are "just singing along".

I am really digging the Komi posts. And this crossover with Nezuko is just extra cute.

I prefer my planets to have some curvature.
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Here's last year's Earth Day post, for any would-be time travelers: https://m.funsubstance.com/fun/620632/happy-earth-day/

Orthodox Easter's coming up.

Aww, good for him.

If you said yes, then I'm afraid you have been thorouhly bamboozled.
There's no shame in it however, as the this particular frog (the Cubaya dwarf frog) specializes in making their backside look like a scary face on order to ward off predators.

Digimon Tamers... The bots are going straight for the nostalgia.