This guy's psyduck keeps trying to drive the bulldozer
Me too, psyduck. Me too. I too want to operate an industrial vehicle regardless of my qualifications to do so.
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This guy's psyduck keeps trying to drive the bulldozer
Me too, psyduck. Me too. I too want to operate an industrial vehicle regardless of my qualifications to do so.
pokemon firered and beef greek edition pretzel tribute
Nintendo Power issue 113 (October 1998)
HAD TO DO A DEEPDIVE INTO FINDING IT BECAUSE I DID NOT BELIEVE IT. IT'S REAL.
I need someone to informedly comment on the typographical choices being made there.
To my lay-person eyeballs it seems like either a not fully developed brand identity or just. The didn’t see the need to define the entire ad with the brand identity. Or they had a specific idea and it’s just different from later aesthetic choices.
Specifically someone comment on the script/calligraphy starting letters. That’s so interesting to me. Was it a design trend at the time??
Like I’ve definitely seen text where the first letter of a word is differentiated from the rest of the letters but. Usually it seems less stark to me
alien luxray line 🛸👽⭐️
Fancy hates Dried Pickle Man a lot so I don't even know why she came to lie beside him in the first place.
iD: two cats lie on a bed side by side, a one-eyed longhair colorpoint male, Dried Pickle Man, and a slightly smaller medium-hair gray female, Fancy. Fancy is getting scritched and petted on her little bastard head.
Human: No screamin'?
There is a short pause. The little cat turns and slaps the bigger cat in the face and emits a satisfyingly weird-sounding scream.
The larger cat is totally unbothered and merely turns to sniff at her as though to make sure she's okay. Neither get up.
It doesn't even sound like a fucking cat noise. It's a 16-bit video game noise. It's a modem. It's a ray gun sound effect. It's not a cat.
It’s a Pokémon cry
do observe a pleasant little animal
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(Armadillidae sp. Rubber Ducky)
I’ve been giving these the same care as I give P. scaber and all the rest, and they’ve bred fairly well so far with just a handful of age-related deaths. anyone who says they need special care either is lying to keep the price unreasonably high (got these for a good deal) or really needs to take better care of their common isopods. expensive setup for fancy Asian species is a scam, they eat trash and live in dirt just like the guys outside
This creature reminds me of a Pokémon. Idk if any in particular but.
I like it.