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Baron Tredegar

Baron Tredegar

Master of Forgotten Lore
Guifrog said:
And on an off-topic note... My smartphone displayed the weather forecast for a place called Monstrance to me. Where the heck is that?! *confused noises*
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Google maps show either Brazil or the Czech Republic.
 
Baron Tredegar

Baron Tredegar

Master of Forgotten Lore
Guifrog said:
I see what happens now
My location is turned off, so it's showing me info from surrounding places based on IP address
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So I guess your either from Brazil or the Czech Republic?
 
Baron Tredegar

Baron Tredegar

Master of Forgotten Lore
Guifrog said:
Brazil, yep
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How is it down there? What places would you recommend an American tourist to go see that is off the beaten path?
 
Fcomega121

Fcomega121

Friendly Maney | Once Upon a Laugh, all started <3
Guifrog said:
*also licks lemonade from my skin*
Thanks, buddy

I'm not sure, but she really bugged me in college lol
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lol! hehe
aww you're welcome buddy! ^w^

*hugs you*

Guifrog said:
I see what happens now
My location is turned off, so it's showing me info from surrounding places based on IP address. Still never heard of Monstrance before
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woah woah woah! a brazil place called monstrance? :0
I thought it was part of the RP as that place name sounds like "Monster Trance" lol

now I'm curious about how's that place like? 0w0
 
Guifrog

Guifrog

Blue frog
Baron Tredegar said:
How is it down there? What places would you recommend an American tourist to go see that is off the beaten path?
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It's pretty diverse, like a bunch of countries in one. I live in the Northeastern region and can only recommend what I know from my state. If you're into Paleontology Archeology (@Fcomega121 I can't recall having mentioned this before), you'll find prehistoric paintings and interesting rock formations at Catimbau National Park

If you visit my town in June, when our Saint John's festivities take place, you'll be able to see bonfires everywhere around the streets, with families reunited and having barbecue, plus some traditional dance events

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If you enjoy big cities, you can go to Recife - capital of my state - and check Marco Zero, where you can learn a lot about our regional culture, history, music and phallic statues:

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We have a very active furry scene in Brazil, and a relatively big contingent of self-described furries locally as well, judging by the numbers in Telegram groups. I have been to Brasil FurFest, which is our largest furcon, held in Santos - a city in the Southern region. But they sometimes organize furmeets in Recife
 
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Fcomega121

Fcomega121

Friendly Maney | Once Upon a Laugh, all started <3
Guifrog said:
It's pretty diverse, like a bunch of countries in one. I live in the Northeastern region and can only recommend what I know from my state. If you're into Paleontology (@Fcomega121 I can't recall having mentioned this before), you'll find prehistoric paintings and interesting rock formations at Catimbau National Park
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l)(W/hgoEUgho)UWEgho(G9UGlU"!()!(p19rq4p92849p8!!!!!!

OMG THAT'S AWESOME AAAAAA!!!
you didn't mention it before friendo, but I'm glad to hear that ^w^

actually the paintings would be Archaeology with palaeontology hints fren. but that's still fascinating! :3
I'd love to visit it someday~~

actually... I need to make a list now, I have way too many places "to visit someday" lol

Guifrog said:
If you visit my town in June, when our Saint John's festivities take place, you'll be able to see bonfires everywhere around the streets, with families reunited and having barbecue, plus some traditional dance events

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I love how this festival (san Juan/Xoan/João(? right?) kinda reminds me of some festivals over here!
the dances and colorful dresses!

nut it is very different at twice :3

Guifrog said:
If you enjoy big cities, you can go to Recife - capital of my state - and check Marco Zero, where you can learn a lot about our regional culture, history, music and phallic statues:

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///OwO/// !

(I love that plaza there! it's colorful as a gelatin! :3)

Guifrog said:
We have a very active furry scene in Brazil, and a relatively big contingent of self-described furries locally as well, judging by the numbers in Telegram groups. I have been to Brasil FurFest, which is our largest furcon, held in Santos - a city in the Southern region. But they sometimes organize furmeets in Recife
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Oooooohhh!! <3

and don't forget of crash azarel as well! :3
it seems like furries are very common down there ^w^
how many frogs, maneys, capybaras, macaws, dolphins, jaguars, anteater and tamandúa fursonas will be there from local brazilian furries

Guifrog said:
I'm just as curious, the name barely even sounds Portuguese to me lol!
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saaame lol!
it sounds english or french even!

Mon's trancé! *twirls my moustache while holding a baguette*
 
Guifrog

Guifrog

Blue frog
Fcomega121 said:
actually the paintings would be Archaeology with palaeontology hints fren. but that's still fascinating
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Hyeahe my bad, that's right. Got the terms mixed up *scratches head*

Fcomega121 said:
I love how this festival (san Juan/Xoan/João(? right?) kinda reminds me of some festivals over here!
the dances and colorful dresses
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São João!
What festivals are you referring to, fren?

Fcomega121 said:
0-o??

///OwO/// !

(I love that plaza there! it's colorful as a gelatin! :
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That specific statue is popularly known as "pica de Brennand" (Brennand's dick) in reference to the artist who envisioned it

I've been to that plaza a couple of times, it's a great place to sit down with peeps, practice some skating and observe others going about their days. One of the buildings, the one at the far right, is called Caixa Cultural and it always hosts public exhibitions of art, history fairs and shows


Fcomega121 said:
and don't forget of crash azarel as well! :3
it seems like furries are very common down there ^w^
how many frogs, maneys, capybaras, macaws, dolphins, jaguars, anteater and tamandúa fursonas will be there from local brazilian furries
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You know, I can't recall having met anteaters, macaws or other animals commonly associated with my country :0 People tend to go more towards foxes and wolves just like they do on FA

There are capybaras and turtles though (long live @Groggy!)
 
ben909

ben909

vaporeon character != mushroom characters
hello pap land
 
ben909

ben909

vaporeon character != mushroom characters
brews coffee
 
ben909

ben909

vaporeon character != mushroom characters
ben909

ben909

vaporeon character != mushroom characters
coffee finishes brewing, cannot pour yet
 
Guifrog

Guifrog

Blue frog
metatherat said:
*arrives on a boat*
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*pokes he-*
AAKKK saltwater!! Saltwater? Fresh?
lenago said:
São João? We have parties here to celebrare that as well. And Santo António too
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What about São Pedro~?
Naturally, many of our traditions here were brought from Portugal. This is why your country is usually referred to as our sister nation, aside from being our mother! Wait, what... I mean. Because you guys colonized us xP
 
ben909

ben909

vaporeon character != mushroom characters
pours and drinks coffee
 
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ben909

vaporeon character != mushroom characters
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ben909

vaporeon character != mushroom characters
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