I'm sure you already know how much I love Crumbo. He looks a bit like an albino gorilla with the cuteness of a Japanese snow monkey, he's able to walk on four legs or upright like a human, and he has a foul stench like a grizzly bear, but personally, I think his species is a bit more closely related to the orangutan, or its extinct ancestor, the gigantopithecus.

I just finished deleting my older status updates from my history of being on DeviantArt. I doubt you guys would've cared about what I said back then. It was mainly just me complaining about political correctness and hating on Disney and their live-action remakes.

Hi there. How are you? I've been in the mood to talk lately. If you want to ask me what my Discord username is, then feel free to send me a note. If you don't use Discord, then that's OK. We could chat to each other with notes. I also have a Telegram, but I don't use it as often as I think I should, especially when Discord is down. I'd be happy to make another online friend one day, someone who I could chat to when I'm bored, but I don't want to chat with people who try to scam me or ask me if I want to spend my money on a commission or something.

I wish I was more open about what fictional characters I really like or have a crush on.

I'm not very nostalgic for the pre-COVID era of the late 2010s, not as much as some people are these days, but the one thing that I miss the most about it is the amount of animated movies about Bigfoot/Yeti that were released. I'm talking about movies like Smallfoot, Missing Link, and Abominable. A lot of people would dismiss those movies as bland and forgettable, but personally, I kinda like them. They're some of the things that inspired me to make Crumbo my main character.

There's nothing wrong with identifying as a furry, being interested in furry artwork and cartoon animals, or being a part of the furry fandom... Is there? I'm asking this because I've seen people being mocked and ridiculed on the internet just because they were furries. After all, I sometimes like to think of Crumbo the Yeti as my main fursona.

I love bats so much. They're not only my number one favorite animal and my favorite thing about Halloween, but for most of my life, I always found those little guys quite fascinating. I don't like the bad reputation that these animals get in the media. Just look at video games, for example, where they are often portrayed as the most annoying enemy.

You know, I like watching animated movies and cartoons that feature anthropomorphic animal characters. However, I'm not a big fan of Zootopia and I'm not really looking forward to its sequel. I've already had a bad experience with the first movie, even though a lot of people young and old consider it a masterpiece. I don't hate the movie, but for some reason, it has become a source of trauma for me.

Lately, I've been thinking about a phase that I went through back in the late 2010s. While a lot of people were into Japanese and/or South Korean culture, I was more interested in Australia for some odd reason. Maybe it was because the flying fox bat lived there, which was one of my favorite animals at the time.

I absolutely enjoyed growing up at a time when video games made the jump from 2D to 3D, with colorful low-poly graphics and all, but I'm starting to feel a bit nostalgic for the Game Boy Advance era of portable handheld gaming. After all, there was a Kirby game I used to like playing on my silver Game Boy Advance SP back in 2006. Originally, I had a translucent purple Game Boy Advance, which my family bought when it arrived in stores in the middle of 2001. I liked playing Namco Museum and a few other games on that thing, but I was a little disappointed that it didn't come with some sort of light so I could play my GBA games in the dark. I spent hours trying to beat Rayman. It was a very difficult game. I couldn't get past Picture City. But I liked its art style, since it reminded me of one of those Don Bluth movies that I watched on a VHS tape when I was a kid in the 90s.

For the longest time, I thought of the Game Boy Advance as like a portable Super Nintendo, but just recently, I started to think it was more capable than that. After all, I think it could do 3D and low-poly graphics, but I guess that was a rarity for the system.

I think I'm going to redesign my "Lizard-Man" character that I originally imagined as an arch nemesis for Crumbo. I'll probably make him look a bit like one of those "velociraptors" from the Jurassic Park/World franchise, but standing upright like those dated depictions of T-Rex from the mid 20th century. I might also want to use Crypto from the 2012 film The Dinosaur Project as a bit of a reference for his character design. This "Lizard-Man" from the Florida everglades would work for a mad scientist who wants to capture Crumbo and do some cruel experiments on him.

When I was in my late teens or early twenties, I used to be really, really fascinated by Ickis, who was a character from the 90s Nickelodeon cartoon that I'm sure some of you haven't heard about before, called Aaahh Real Monsters. Let me be honest with you. I haven't watched much of the show since I'm not a big horror type of person, but I thought he had a very unique and interesting character design. I thought his face looked like one of those bats that I liked so much, probably the Mexican free tailed bat. I would've used the word cute to describe Ickis, but I don't think he would approve of it. I also liked the sound of his voice when he talked, hence why I sometimes liked calling him Eekies or Eekie Squeakie. I thought it would be the perfect kind of voice for my character Buster the Flying Fox Bat. Back then, Charlie Adler was my favorite voice actor. I'm not as really into Ickis as I used to be, since there are other characters that I'm interested in, but he still puts a smile on my face whenever I see him.

Remember when I said that I hated Disney live-action remakes because they were always bland, terrible, and a waste of time, and when I complained about the autotuned singing and the millions of dollars wasted on uncanny looking CGI? However, there is one remake that I genuinely enjoyed, in spite of its flaws, and that was The Jungle Book from 2016. I especially liked how they made King Louie a Gigantopithecus, a prehistoric ape that I would like to see as a close relative to whatever species Crumbo is.

Over the past few years, I have made so many drawings of Crumbo the Yeti that it's impossible to count. Maybe I should switch my focus to drawing pictures of some of his friends including Bumper the Bear, Stormy the Lake Monster, and Mungo the Sasquatch. Because I'm sure that some of my viewers are getting tired of seeing Crumbo over and over again. Maybe they want to see something different.

Just because I like to believe in creatures such as Bigfoot, Yeti, and the Loch Ness Monster, or any other cryptid, even aliens, does not automatically mean that I'm some sort of right-wing conspiracy theorist.

You know what? I thought long and hard about this, and I made my own decision. I think I'm going to abandon my alt-account and start posting my NSFW art on my main account, because I'm getting too tired of switching accounts just to post mature themed or adult content.

I already have hundreds of pictures of Crumbo the yeti, since he is my favorite character to draw. But why don't I draw another picture of him with his female partner Jamba? I think that's a good idea.

I wanted to talk about this for quite a long time.

I love macaque monkeys. They're one of my favorite animals for quite a lot of reasons. But do you know what I'm really not a fan of? Those YouTube videos where they take macaque monkeys and dress them up in diapers or some other clothes that were meant for human babies and toddlers, and they force them do walk upright and do tricks like they're some kind of circus animal. It may look cute to you, but I can't bear to imagine what goes on behind the scenes of those videos. And I especially hate the videos where they show people torturing, abusing, and perhaps even killing monkeys for the sake of people's pleasure. I don't understand what kind of sick, messed up fantasy the people watching those videos have.

And another thing. I don't think apes and monkeys should be kept as pets. They're far too dangerous. They may look cute when they're babies, but as they get older, they get more violent and aggressive. I mean, have you heard what happened to that one chimpanzee named Travis? If not, then I think there are a number of videos about it that you could check out on YouTube.

So I just got back from seeing The Bad Guys 2 at the theatre with my friend, and I've got to admit, that was so much fun! I haven't seen a movie in 3D in quite a long time. The last time I saw a 3D movie in a theatre was around 2019, shortly before the start of the pandemic. I was so happy to see the shark, the wolf, the snake, the tarantula, the piranha, and Officer Karen (Sorry, I forgot her name) once again. I could relate to the shark since I've been feeling really anxious about stuff lately.

Prior to the screening that I attended, I saw a trailer for Zootopia 2. I was skeptical about seeing the movie at first, and I said that I was not interested in it, but I might give it a chance because it looks like some of my favorite animals are going to make an appearance in that movie (i.e. bears, moose, wolves, and hippos) even if they are just background characters. I'm not sure about bats though. Probably not, unfortunately. But one thing's for sure, there is going to be a snake. And didn't I tell you how much I love snakes? Might also want to check out The Goat. It looks interesting to me.

I think I'm going to take a break from DeviantArt because of the online bullying that is happening to me there. Someone took one of my drawings of my favorite character and turned it into something else, a joke that I didn't think was funny. I don't know how long this break would be, probably a week or a month or so. But for now, unless something happens, I'm staying on FurAffinity.

Excuse me, but why on Earth does everything in the 21st century have to look the same? Why are they so bland, dull, and minimalistic with grey, rectangular concrete walls and bright, white, fluorescent lighting, from fast food restaurants and supermarkets to supermarkets and even luxury apartments? My childhood shopping mall used to look all shiny and golden on the inside, but ever since its renovation a few years ago, it looks like a shell of what it used to be. That kind of aesthetic belongs in an Apple store, not a place like McDonald's or Starbucks, and especially not in Cracker Barrel.

It really wasn't like this 20 something years ago. This is why I wish I could paint the walls of my apartment, or maybe add some wallpaper that looks like wood paneling. I want my place to feel more like a home and less like a prison.

There is nothing wrong with being nostalgic, is there? Because that's how I've been feeling these days. I like to think about how fun life seemed to be in the Y2K era. I'm talking about the late 90s and early 2000s, when technology looked so advanced and surfing the internet felt more like an adventure. Back then, I thought I was living in paradise.

I wish I could go back to those days, but some people warn me that going back in time can be dangerous. Anyway, I'm still glad that I have those fun memories of going out to places like Future Shop and SilverCity and the like.

Last night while I was sleeping, I had a rather interesting dream. It was a dream where I saw a video on YouTube about some wild ape-like creatures dancing in a forest in North America. These creatures looked like a mix between gorilla, orangutan, chimpanzee, and early human ancestor with some bear-like features, but they stood upright like humans. It looked like the creatures were dancing to some 90s techno dance song that someone played on the radio. I enjoyed that video so much that I wanted to download it on my computer before it disappeared from the internet. I also dreamed that I discovered a weird early 2000s sci-fi cartoon from Canada that had robots, aliens, and multiple characters who were voiced by Rick Jones.

Recently, I've become sick and tired of being known on the internet as NixWerld. If only there was a way for me to change my username on this website. I want to be known as Crumbominable from now on, if that's possible.