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SoL-JoS

SoL-JoS

Fasto catto and LPW's #1 ~C U S S~ expert
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Casey Fluffbat

Casey Fluffbat

E. Fuscus from the discount section
Prometheus_Fox said:
Couldn't sit if it didn't fit.
Probably fits better since this sona has a far smaller tail than the other one.
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Well you could still sits if you didn't fits, it just wouldn't be as good as fits and sits.
 
Niedlich the Folf

Niedlich the Folf

Cute Folf.
I probably fit in a lot of things being the size to fit on small child seats you find in Pre-Kindergarden classrooms...
 
Casey Fluffbat

Casey Fluffbat

E. Fuscus from the discount section
Prometheus_Fox said:
Then I would still fit, but it would be a poor fit.
There are differing levels of fits.
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But we must not forget the importance of being able to sits.

The idea behind the "If I fits, I sits" philosophy is containing at least the rear portion of one's body within the bounds of an object with a volume of open space to be fits, and anything else less to be not fits for sits.
 
Toby_Morpheus

Toby_Morpheus

Hello, Proto
MadKiyo said:
But we must not forget the importance of being able to sits.

The idea behind the "If I fits, I sits" philosophy is containing at least the rear portion of one's body within the bounds of an object with a volume of open space to be fits, and anything else less to be not fits for sits.
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Comfort needs to be part of the equation.
 
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