SLEEPY TOTODILE <3

Yeah, it's the same as: here

You collect the occasional wall decal, cartoon memerobilia and Totohugs? *adds one to the collection* (-^.=.^-)

*HUUUUUG*

*sends Shiny for Totohugs in return* 💙

Happy early birthday 🎂 🤗🦃🎉🦨💨😊✝️✝️✝️

Thanks. Happy early Totodile's Day. I assume you collect Skunk and tail related items and toys.

Yeah birds too

Oh, like figurines and plush Birds? Or do you simply look after a lot of pet birds in an aviary?

plushies hugs their butts

Don't Birds have talons though? Ah, well. I'm not a doctor of biology so maybe my understanding of that is simply different. Reminds me of how someone called Shiny's tail a Totobutt once. <X3

think bird talons are their claw nails

Ah, apologies. I shouldn't reply when I'm about to fall asleep. Of course since Birds and Reptiles are related in a way, I simply mean the tail feathers. I know that people call it a rump and that sometimes gets used as a synonym for what you meant, but I never can't help but rather having the Idea of a Human behind's shape pop into my mind rather than the cheek-less ones of Reptiles or Birds. <X3

Yeah

Ah, you changed your avatar. That scene reminds me of something that happened to Shiny before:
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/17602916/

Heh i love orcas and there butts black and white v shape

They sure make for fun pooltoys:
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/34544130/ ^_^

https://d.furaffinity.net/art/damin.....orca_plush.png

Plushies are of course nice as well. Reminds me of how I used to have a Hippo themed float years ago and sat on that while playing Mario Kart on my N64. X3

https://d.furaffinity.net/art/damin.....table_orca.jpg

Cute. Gotta love a nice pool party. Shiny would happily tag along for playtimes with most squeaky toys -no matter on land, water or air- in general if you ask me. ^_^

https://d.furaffinity.net/art/damin.....o_img_3656.jpg you got discord

Yeah, it's not even a different username. Also, those smothering below a heavy body type of situation reminds me mostly of the idea what the result usually might be if a toy would be big enough to fill out the majority of a room, like through growth or overinflation; or simply having lots of toys around at once. I sure can imagine it being somewhat cozy to crawl under a pile of plushies for example and I am sure most people would find a balloon pit entertaining.

Imagine sat on the face by a real orca

An orca can't sit though...Aaand if you aren't like a Toon you'd probably get all your bones broken by the weight... ^_^'

Worth being sat on face by orca butt

Hope you have a great birthday day.

Thankies, my collector-of-wellies dude. ^_^

Too bad we can't adopt a totodude.

Hehe, which Totodude do you mean? Shiny? We can play pretend. Can simply put on one of those nice fluffy jackets big dude HL likes to wear. Then it would look like a family tradition. *tailwags* (-^.=.^-)

happy early birthday! :)

Thankies, Whisper. Happy early Totodile's Day. =3

happy birthday to a nice shiny from scott fox *gave you ballons

Tehe, you are early, Scott. My hatchday is on April 2nd. I think I mentioned it when you just brought me balloons before. But thanks for keep adding balloons for my ceiling. I always enjoy that sight. X3

what the shiny weak side

Are you referring to me being ticklish again? Yeah, you tickled me a few times, Scott. I know you find it funny when you see me laughing and all, hehe. (^.=.^')

*pick you up and put in the bath for you

Ah, well, I guess this is something I never mind you repeating. I mean, baths are always nice after all; just like showers and the occasional molting alongside scales polish. =3

*wash you all over you

Happy toto day :3 *gives hugs to the adorb totodile :3

Oh, thankies, Puget. *shares some Totohugs in return* (~^.=.^~)
Yay for collecting hugs, tehehe!

Early happy birthday ^^

Thank you! Anything collection-related that is on your mind at the moment? ^_^

I had wondered at one point how many collectible miniature spoons are currently in circulation after having seeen a large set of them a few years ago.

Oh, like spoons for a doll house of sorts? I know there exist big fan groups about anything miniature-sized. Like those blind bag mini brands and the sorts. Those collectors would likely love Japan where they have all those capsule machines with collectibles from all kinds of ideas, ranging from tiny utensil replicas up to tropical Animals with overly large chins. =o

They are a little big for a doll house (maybe the length of a pointer finger). That's a great observation about the mini community! I like the videos of people playing with the capule machines ^^

Oh, I watched a lot of videos related to people creating things (Some people make even animations where they cook with tiny kitchen utensils) or winning prizes in arcades. Japan loves their luck-based systems. No matter if you try to buy a card to a concert or want some exclusive products, there exist so many lottery systems there. At my place in Europe you find even such things as like claw machines just rarely as the regulations for anything that seems related to gambling, are very strict.
It's definitely neat to observe someone turning a crank and a capsule with a surprise toy pops out. The people making such devices sure knew to make the whole process as intruiging as some Rube Goldberg machines.

The spoons in the size of a finger remind me of little service sets for tea and coffee. I think I've seen some sugar containers with little spoons for smaller sugar portions. Though might just be that it was just in kids size.

Wow! I had no idea that you and I have such similar interests. :0 I know exactly what you mean when you talk about the mini-cooking videos. It is interesting that Europe has such restrictions on the claw machines (as they are related to gambling). Perhaps it is a good thing for some people's wallets! :)

Oh! Yes I think the collector spoons are related to the tea service sets specifically. You are correct regarding the small sugar containers with the little spoons. I think it is a part of the service set. For some reason, high society does not favor the 50 packet boxes of Splenda haha 😁

You know it sucks when certain countries, which includes brazil and bermuda, don't allow these merch to be sold in your area...Gotta love customs you know, that ruin the fun for those countries and areas....Sheesh..

The United States and Japan people are spoiled of the nice goodies that other nations don't even come close to...I'm sorry they're not being sold in your area...I sadly don't collect merch (because I've had nightmares of plushies coming to life and scaring the crap out of me, causing me to scream in my dreams and the plush having the same scary stare back at me, as if no reaction occurs the moment I feel terror in my heart. So hence why I don't buy merch or plushies like those, even though in real life they aren't alive or sentient...But at the same time it's not something I'm willing to buy if you ask me...The drawings of the character is good enough for me).

Regardless, I hope it does sell in your area at some point in the future, even if it's past your birthday or something....but wait, today's your birthday???...Guess I've come across two artists who celebrate their birthdays today.

Ah, yes. I remember also how some countries have quite the hard time with certain multimedia services and tech nowadays still. I guess my little tantrums are a bit unreasonable but I just couldn't help it somehow. I appreciate it that you keep your fingers crossed for me still, Matt. =3

Ah, I heard about similar stories of people feeling uncomfortable with dolls. I think it's that sort of uncanny valley feel. Though given that most toonier characters usually transition to look more like a frame out of their animation, I usually rather would feel reminded of live-action and animation crossovers...thinking about it, it likely depends though. After all, some people had their reasons to feel eerie about animatronics.
I at least know enough people who's designs lend themselves to a rather cute figure and plush display, which is why my thoughts rather wander towards words like "cuddly", "fun" or "cool". X3

Our chat already revaled to me that you like to collect recordings of shows and movies you enjoyed; I assume you likely must have a big selection of clips and art related to the blueberry fictions you got fascinated with? Kinda a reason why you potentially might enjoy these:
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/48834332/ a six-part sequence silly misadventure that SHiny got into while looking for some berry seeds. 🔵

My b-day is in two weeks on April 2nd.

Yeah...X<...Annoying isn't it....And yeah, I do hope you guys and gals get the same stuff we have over here.

Yeah. I think when it came to animatronics, they weren't bad because I knew they were more akin to robots, so that's not a bad thing to me. But it's just that one of the weird things about their dolls is that their eyes never close, so they always have a nasty hard stare and a creepy smile whenever you come across them, akin to the cracker jack/the nutcracker style of doll/toy making. I do think the easy way to fix it would to have the eyes be slightly closed and a smile to make it look like they're tired...But after the 2007/2008 mini-nightmare I had where I got out of bed and went down into the basement, only for something in the basement to come alive and terrify me. And yes, this also happened a bit at night where I would be seeing things or experience something happening in real life when I'm awake, up until it disappears at the last second in front of me. But in term of animatronics, I do think anything underwater, whether man made or not, it can terrify me a bit, especially in the dark and if the water's dirty as heck...I don't know how other people are brave, but it can be quite imtimidating and internally terrifying it is to remove something out of the water, or to do maintenance on things outside of water. And heck, it makes it worse when you see the theme park attractions with no water there, and you can see the bare skeleton of the animatronic, dolly rails, and the mechanics necessary to pull off the illusion of movement....So there's a lot of factors, but if the item is at home back when I was younger, I was more likely to feel fear every time I went to bed. But while I may have that fear of the dark here and there, I haven't had a nightmare in nearly 15-14 years since 2010/2011, which disappeared once I turned 21 in December 2016...But that makes sense. I do think films like "The Tourist Trap", "Magic", "Cat's Eye", and "Child's Play" can make someone feel a bit internal terror when that ever happens.

I mean, that's one way to put it, but it's basically what my dad calls me a "Digital Hoarder". Basically anything online that I find interesting, or I love the most, I automatically download it without question, and try to keep it in my storage for as long as possible. But it's not just tv shows and music, most of the time it's videos I find on Youtube or, 90 percent of the time, music and game files needed to be saved or archived and such. As for blueberry inflation, I think it depends on how it's presented. I used to enjoy simple ones in the past until that was not enough for me, and needed something more of a lifestyle approach. To where the characters have known and heard about the blueberry inflation scenario from the wonka films, but being able to experience it in any way shape or form, so long as it doesn't kill them or explode/be stuck as a blueberry forever...And thus, instead of feeling worried they could explode, instead, the creatures/characters I make in my stories, or seeing someone else's characters in their stories, end up enjoying blueberry inflation to the point where they don't mind it, they love it, it feels nice, very relaxing, and pleasure 24/7, so long as there's someone who isn't blueberry inflated can help the individual/creature turn back to normal to do it all over again when the creature has time to do it again.

Alright, I've went through the comic...It's not bad...but it still feels like I've seen this happen many times from different artists where the characters are stuck as blueberries forever and no one is able to rescue them...I don't know, mind is more from the perspective of saying, going through a service that is free to use, and thus, you can transport yourself into the virtual/digital realm where you can meet one of the creatures you would like to do (censored) with and have lots of pleasure with them, or simply someone to hang out with. Which, I have written this story back in 2018 if you're interested in seeing what I mean by this. But this link you gave me of the sequence that looks like it was made back in the late 2010s to early 2020s, it's a fine sequence, but not something that's like a top favorite.

(Gasps) Wooowww, on the same day as Autism Awareness Day??? That's awesome...And yet, that day just so happens to be the Nintendo Switch 2 Overview Direct at 09:00am Eastern Daylight Time...

Ah, I generally don't try to question the fears that people tend to have. It's all reasonable in some way or another. Over the years we had a lot of movies more less pushed into a quirky direction than otehrs to stand out and from some people likely adapted some of their aversions. Going back to the 90s, even some family movies I could imagine to create certain bewilderness for some watchers. Remember for example something like "Honey, I shrunk the Kids"? Or "Stay Tuned"? Even something like "Small Soldiers" I could imagine for some folks to feel a bit awkward about despite of how unique for the time it and the otehr movies have been.

Ah, okay. I would say, I simply find the premise amusing of how a character turns a different color and the cause of the toony bloating coming from different triggers (sometimes it's also just fine if anyone but Shiny is involved in it and he can be company and see how he can assist). Shiny of course always gtes back into his usual shape soon enough, even if some folks like to remind him with their own little pranks or his curiosity gets the better of him in some self-inflicted experiments. A Half-Toon of a Totodile is always bouncing back for more funfilled shenanigans. =3

Yush, I remembered that from the first teaser trailer. Will definitely watch the next stream and see what they might yet announce in terms of functions and games. Recently learned the remaster of "Croc: Legend of the Gobbos" will also be released on that day.

Mmm, I see...I remember the Honey I Shrunk The Kids, but also saw the TV Movie one that many have forgotten. But "Stay Tuned" I have seen the trailer but not the movie...And "Small Soldiers" is something I've never heard of, will have to check those out at some point in the future...But yeah, sometimes many family movies often come with quirks or subtle things that would cause the child to enjoy it more than the adults or something, but that's just me.

Yeah...It's a neat comic don't get me wrong, but my type of blueberry inflations are usually more based at home (since that's the location I end up coming back to the most in real life)...But who knows where this one ends up, sad to see the artist lost the original copies of the artwork though.

Yep...And I saw the date of the remaster as well, although it's just the same game that my older sister re-bought a few years back. I at one point have played it, but the PS1 Disc ended up freezing or stopped working when it got to a certain level and I couldn't beat the game, so I went on to another game and never completed the game ever.

Might also be just something that was common for the era of films. If you just recall how many old-timey shows liked to imagine modern technology, or how certain practical effects were basis of how directors challenged themselves when creating movies, then it's quite astounding and entertaining to look back sometimes.

I need to re-play a bunch out of my old PS1 yet. I got a cable that is said to work well in upscaling both the PS2 and PS1 and if anything being a good reason enough for doing it would be that I somehow lost my old Memory Card (searched for it on several occasions but it just disappeared...Perhaps it just broke and we forgot that one of my relatives threw it away. ...I have a replacement now though <X3)

Yep, and then some of them become a reality, while other ones stay in fictional territory or even used for people's personal stories...Again, it's sad to not see it common in media as it used to in the 2000s and before.

Same...Although we didn't have a ton of video games for the 5th generation, but for the 6th generation, man, we had a ton. And then it ended slightly in the 7th gen consoles. And nowadays, mostly play on PC with the exception that my older sister plays on the Nintendo Switch (because of Pokemon of course), and my second older brother for the Playstation 4/5. However, I was able to nudge him to Steam to play Black Ops 1 thanks to using my backup steam account so this way we can play that game on Steam instead of the Xbox 360, but that's about it)...So most of my older siblings have gone to PC gaming, which we've done back in the late 1990s...But again, Our PS1 still works, our Playstation 2 still works...But it's great to see you get another one that works.

I assume it all usually depends on trends and the director. If they somehow manage to either just have the funds to use the methods inspired by older films, or can convince investors, certain unique and quirky movie ideas can happen still. It's likely just difficult because of a certain zeitgeist among nowadays demographics. Often enough people just seem to rather want to modernize and reboot ideas in a different approach or movies and so on follow a rule on how to impress by new age standards and taking advantage of less restricted special effects.

I played mostly Nintendo but a relative of mine got me access to PlayStation, another one had SEGA at home and the occasional video game magazine pretty much fueled my interest over the years. Lots of franchises out there of which I hope to try some yet. Last one I got to play was "Astro Bot" (the PS5 demo game that comes pre-installed on each console) at a relative's console and despite not wanting to buy a console, I sure crave playing last year's "Astro Bot" for how adorably animated the game looks. Team Asobi did pour a lot of time into making the little Robot and his pals a fun bunch with many neat platforming levels of pitoresque proportions.
If it comes to PC games that I found intruiguing, there were several music-based games I thought might be fun. There is a platformer/musical game with a little Goat character named "Billie Bust Up" which is said to have a catchy singalong musical score and a colorful cast of characters.
Personslly likely that I catch up on various older console games n the future while occasionally watching what gets playedon newer systems. Simply never felt like researching emulators and don't actually wish to sell off what I collected (from wjich I did pick up some tizles I have yet to properly find time to play, because I don't have ecery system running in one place).

Yeah...Too much focus on the youth that doesn't want or ask for much except the same old things repeatedly...It's just as stale as the corporate ways of finances, which is the only thing I don't like about today compared to 25/20 years back...but oh well...

Ahhh, I stopped playing on gaming consoles and went to PC...Consoles to me nowadays are more for "Collector's Items" or to show others what I have in stock that I may not use, unless someone likes to play with it and go from there....
I see...
I've heard about that, but again, I don't buy steam games very often, as it's more of a "if I do play it a lot that's one thing, but I already have enough of what I digitally own (Own through a license) and play those the most" type of games that is...Personal preference I'd say.
Nice, again, much like what I did ten years ago, whichever game you like to seek out from ones released 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 years back, hopefully you find something that suits your gaming needs.

Oh, I'm sure I will find a bunch of old and new IPs that will entertain me. It's not too difficult to catch my interest, and even if the games have reached a certain age, they still can be rather fun in my book. In the same way I can also replay certain games over and over every now and then and find them still enjoyable.
The same goes for movies and shows. Can easily imagining catching up with some of the 80s/90s shows I missed out on and have some newfound appreciation there. I wish us both much luck in the treasure hunt there with various great impressions down the line. X3

For sure...For sure...

Yeah, again, it depends on the motivation for me to find stuff that's out there that I haven't watched yet. Even the shows from way before I was born in the 1970s, 1960s, and 1950s.

Oh. It that time for The Year again. Totodile day

Yush. Time for cake and springtime. 🎉

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/60130222/ Please do not forget to thank them for their efforts, Kenny.

So how are you doing today and anything new lately so far

Well, I added some trading cards of Totodile to my binder, I have been sorting through things at home that I might not keep any longer. In terms of drawings and creative projects, your icon has been one of them; and I'm still holding out for reference material for Shiny's move set (three out of four are already on FA. =3

Cool

Aren't you going to tell me something of your own, Kenny? Is it really that difficult to you to lead a conversation with me recently? Your one-word-replies feel like if you are just brushing me off. <:3

Hey pal, long time no see ^ω^

Hehe, I know you get busy at times, no worries. I am very happy about the friendly reply, Seb, and hope all your days have be the way you wanted them to be like. =3

Once again, I wish that I could buy and ship a plush to you.