Blessed Images

Discussion in 'General Chatter' started by Lerxst, Jun 11, 2017.

  1. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

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    thylacines don't understand why anyone would eat teacakes
     
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  2. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

    Thylacines are my favourite, but while we're hearing potentially good news, whatever thylacines are still alive (if any) are hiding pretty well right now (not that I blame them).

    But they have teeny tiny little cousins called numbats! Which are also adorable.

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  3. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

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    Baby numbat
     
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  4. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

     
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  5. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

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  6. Deresto

    Deresto Foolish Mortal

    I love them
     
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  7. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

    How could you not?

    and now, the Quokka Selfie:

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    Quokkas are incredibly friendly marsupials that will pose for pictures with you.

    http://www.boredpanda.com/quokka-selfie-trend-cute-rodent-australia/

    Australia may be full of things that are trying to kill us, but some of them are trying to kill us with cuteness.

    I need to go there. If they do find living thylacines I will absolutely go there.
     
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  8. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

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    look how happy this quokka is to see you!
     
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  9. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

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    rescued baby quokka
     
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  10. cleverThylacine

    cleverThylacine cuddles for the weird and the fierce

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    adult and juvenile quokka @ Perth Zoo
     
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  11. Deresto

    Deresto Foolish Mortal

    GOOD
     
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  12. Everett

    Everett local rats so small, so tiny

    They look like Powerful tiny magic users
     
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  13. Sethrial MacCoill

    Sethrial MacCoill Attempts were made

    Their ears are perfect
     
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  14. Everett

    Everett local rats so small, so tiny

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  15. keltka

    keltka the green and brown one

    oh my god
    this is so good....
     
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  16. Lerxst

    Lerxst salty parabola

    holy shit, you have made a Great Discovery here!

    See, a friend of mine actually did research on this (for values of "research" equal to "several hours of drunkenly googling 'corgi [other dog] mix' and laughing hysterically"). When you breed a corgi with another dog you get the other dog with no legs. It is known.

    EXCEPT APPARENTLY WHEN YOU BREED A CORG WITH A POODLE YOU GET AN EXTRA-FLOOFY CARAMEL CORG???
     
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  17. Bunny

    Bunny aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

    Decided to look at corgi whippets. Not much evidence of then happening but there was this guy

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    Looks like whippety leggyness tries to provide a balance to corgi stubbyness
     
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  18. Technicality

    Technicality All's fair in love and shitposting

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    someone put this in my dorm
     
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  19. BunjyWunjy

    BunjyWunjy Frabjous

    hey guess what I'm back and I'm resurrecting this thread
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  20. Wormwitch

    Wormwitch I'm building a squishmallow army!

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