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☼ You know those years where you're late on everything so you buy one of immy's off-the-shelf DIY Christmas trees with instructions on the cassette and then you try one of the home-baked chocolate-chip cookies and then you're a Flareon?
- Good times, good times
- Good times, good times
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fat Furs
Species Pokemon
Size 1280 x 960px
File Size 198.5 kB
I kept thinking of this pic all day...partly because I have been shoveling cookies into my mouth all day. You would not believe the number of cookies in my house, even after I have eaten like 25 just today. ;w; Meep. <333
Really love this, Hon. :3 I hope you draw more things like it sometime soon~<3
Really love this, Hon. :3 I hope you draw more things like it sometime soon~<3
Not exactly a bad fate, but I do have to wonder what rewinds the tape once it's done playing... I mean casettes aren't like CDs because you have to use a pencil or something to get it to reset, and just playing it backwards will make everything distorted and snap him out of the illusion.
Bet you're surprised to find someone, especially my age (16), who knows what a casette is, huh?
Bet you're surprised to find someone, especially my age (16), who knows what a casette is, huh?
Or there's also 'rewind,' which only makes a noise in movies. Or, most likely, it's just those three lines repeated over and over in a sequential manner |3
And actually, having a 16-year-old brother who knows what a cassette tape is, and having never actually met anyone who doesn't know of it, I'm not that surprised. What would surprise me, though, is ever meeting a 16-year-old that doesn't make it obvious how old s/he is and/or how special they are for their age ;3
Oh, and don't forget to flip the tape for instructions on how to take the tree back down, now that Christmas is over ;>
And actually, having a 16-year-old brother who knows what a cassette tape is, and having never actually met anyone who doesn't know of it, I'm not that surprised. What would surprise me, though, is ever meeting a 16-year-old that doesn't make it obvious how old s/he is and/or how special they are for their age ;3
Oh, and don't forget to flip the tape for instructions on how to take the tree back down, now that Christmas is over ;>
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