Emberfrost
Meow. I'm a fox/big cat who hides in shadows
Hi*Lands in front of you* hi

Hi*Lands in front of you* hi
Dragons can impregnate any speciesI've watched the Shrek quadrilogy more than I'd like to admit but I must ask:
How did a dragon human hybrid come to exist?
Sate my alcohol-induced curiosity and I shall award you a boop.
Wait, there’s FOURI've watched the Shrek quadrilogy more than I'd like to admit but I must ask:
How did a dragon human hybrid come to exist?
Sate my alcohol-induced curiosity and I shall award you a boop.
I'd tend to go for the second one."I'd love to ride goombas", says the frog.
"I'd love to ride goombas," says the frog.
"I'd love to ride goombas" says the frog.
Which one is correct in American English? I'll assume second one
It would be interesting to see how British English works here too
Yes. Brainchildren. It works somehowDragons can impregnate any species
I'm not a native English as ya know friendo, but I believe it'd be #1 or #3. :3"I'd love to ride goombas", says the frog.
"I'd love to ride goombas," says the frog.
"I'd love to ride goombas" says the frog.
Which one is correct in American English? I'll assume second one
It would be interesting to see how British English works here too
(I'm sowwy maur, this happened to me with my drawing tablet as well ;w;You guys remember earlier this month when I went fishing and quad-biking? Rewind to a week before that: I ordered a sleeping bag. "Next day delivery."
Guess when it arrived?
Never.
Mood: bummed af
Autotune traaacks!!!!(Why did I read this as "tracks autotune"? Shiiiieeeeeh, posca's potent)
And donkeys as wellDragons can impregnate any species
And donkeys as well
In shrek ir happened the opposite 'w'
Dragons impregnability is over 9000!!!Dragons can impregnate any species
Any species can impregnate dragons
*laughs in 11th level Bard/Rogue*Dragons can impregnate any species
Dragons impregnability is over 9000!!!
owo*Breaks down the wall, emerging from where @lenago's pantry used to be*
WHERE PORK CHOPS
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The second one
I'd tend to go for the second one.
But punctuation is something that escapes my grasp at times.
Many thanks, you beautifurs~I'm not a native English as ya know friendo, but I believe it'd be #1 or #3. :3
It looks more plausible to me
What are those and where can I get some?Also! BRIGADEIROS
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It's #2. Which is weird, because logically it should be #1! What are you doing, American English!"I'd love to ride goombas", says the frog.
"I'd love to ride goombas," says the frog.
"I'd love to ride goombas" says the frog.
Which one is correct in American English? I'll assume second one
It would be interesting to see how British English works here too
*Attempts to Engrish!!!!!*Oh, snap- the rat knows the difference between American English and English English!
OoooooohAlso! BRIGADEIROS
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BoopBlyat! I have more than enough trouble wiff American English, let alone decidedly foreign to my tongue languages. You should hear badly I butcher Spanish, Italian, Korean , along with trying Han Chinese, Greek and French.
The brigadeiro sighed as he squinted against the sunlight from under the brim of his black hat. The town of Pueblo de Nuestra Señora was quiet this early in the morning, which is to say not quite awake. The few people he could see were walking towards the church, their clothes and boots dirty from the muddy streets. He turned on his heels, and began making his way back down the hillside in the direction of his family's house. He was a tall man; around 6'0. He had dark brown hair, pulled into a long ponytail that trailed behind him. His skin was tan, and he wore a pair of brown leather gloves that fit snugly over his hands. His name was Pedro Castillo, but everyone called him Rio.Also! BRIGADEIROS