Feather Spiral

am alright, a bit anxious cause I have stuff to do today

Much gratitude!

aaa thank you!

It's next morning, approaching noon - that is, it's been almost exactly 24h

My shoulder hurts, it's like a bruise - as I was told it would be. I'm also really tired, had bad sleep again (and the starting pain didn't help)

ohi yes stuff is alright thank you

That avatar reminds me of something but I can't for the life of me remember where and when I saw it on the forums

That doesn't look cute, it looks painful!

Thank you so much aaaaaaaaa

Ehehe thank youuuu~ I didn't even see cause I never came on yesterday soweee

Thanks sugarcube CX

Aaaaa thank you fam... I didn't even see cause I never came on yesterday but <333

idk I can't see it from here, with all the buildings and light pollution... sorry

ahahah thank you guys! I've been active in some threads in recent months... just not that often.

Ayyy, thank you man! I was away on three weeks of "vacation" and only returned home yesterday. So glad to come back to this.

I'm guessing Celestia used to pay him in Twi's name while she was underage.

Now that they both work in a school and bookhorse has ascended, they probably get wages accordingly? Which means, if it's anything like real life, a mountain of cash awaits Twilight and everyone else on staff gets a little above minimum wage.

I'm sure he gets paid by the Dragon Kingdom for representing them, as well; maybe with gems, or other valuables and shinies. There may also be benefits, like diplomatic immunity (I mean Fizzle and Garble still shit-talk, but aren't allowed to hurt him) and/or having a wingman on dangerous missions, etc.

If anyone's able to be friends with the Alien queen, besides that asshole David, it's Fluttershy.

Yea... raspberrying is what I meant, someone else suggested it to me via Discord... after I've been using that very term for years.

As a wise fashion horse once said, "let us never speak of this again."

...Okay, lil' update - I was not aware that "motorboating" was something done specifically to the breasts. I thought it was much more generic, like pressing your mouth against someone's belly or back, making motor noises.

Can we, uhhhh, act like that never happened pls ;_;

Oh man... I'm all outta congratulations. Here, have this last one.

Also, boop raspberry them both for me, will ye?

You could use letters and messengers to communicate with people all over the world before timezones were invented.

(Course, it couldn't be just anyone, you had to know where they lived (and their name). But there are requirements to modern communication too; like having a computer, or a phone and knowing the person's number.)

And hug. Also call the police cause she looks lost.

oi! y u no knock first

Shucks, man. I came up with it years ago, but I remember spending some time on it, so I'm glad you like it. Yours ain't so bad either, shame I'm not into Star Wars.

That kinda goes against the anti-vaxxer philosophy though... They have a reason (very legitimate in their eyes) for not vaccinating their children, and since they're convinced of being right, they'll wanna play vigilante.

Not to mention many of them also claim that children must get sick to gain immunity, so they'll want other parents to go anti-vax as well.

Problem with that is, if anti-vaxers see that vaccination isn't necessary to protect their child, it can encourage them to speak up (and be even more obnoxious) and make them look credible. Since they'd have a logical-sounding argument, more parents would be tempted to skip vaccination, thus effectively erasing herd immunity in the long run.

It's hard to tell whether a non-talking animal understands the idea of "different species", because words are human inventions and "species" is one with such a narrow definition.

I don't think most animals are stupid enough to believe a very different-looking animal actually behaves and communicates the same way they do. They might try to communicate with, say, humans the way they do with each other; the same way we humans speak to animals knowing full well they don't understand our words. Species that were bred to live with humans, especially dogs, actually can interpret our body language and facial expressions; and cats don't typically meow at each other, only at humans.