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The chorps are the only things that like them because they suck out a kind of blood parasite they tend to be afflicted with
(High-res and textless version over on my Patreon!)
The chorps are the only things that like them because they suck out a kind of blood parasite they tend to be afflicted with
(High-res and textless version over on my Patreon!)
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Well, you can make a guess out of whole cloth where the decision was based of nothing but what neurons decided to fire. A "posit" is an educated guess, wherein by pulling together things you know, you can assemble a potentially true fact supported by that knowledge, but it's only a posit because it has not yet been proven, just deduced as likely based on known information.
What? I'm a word nerd, and I'm not ashamed of it (and that commentary is more facetiously directed at Kass, not you the author/artist).
What? I'm a word nerd, and I'm not ashamed of it (and that commentary is more facetiously directed at Kass, not you the author/artist).
I can relate. Every August I seem to get an infiltration of those filthy green bottle flies in the house; usually the basement. These are the dead-animal vermin that blow out of critter corpses. They all die off after two weeks, but it's half a month of hell until they're gone. The little b@$+@rds ignore fly paper and laugh at toxic sprays.
Harking back to my early teens, I remembered that one can effectively smash flies with one's bare paws. If the fly lands on a solid surface, aim behind it because they have to launch themselves backwards a centimeter to take to the air. If they land on a flimsy object or the edge of something, you can still clap your paws together just behind them. Taking them on the wing, as it were, is possible but very satisfying if you aim a few centimeters ahead of the pest.
Just be prepared to wash or sanitize your pads frequently.
Harking back to my early teens, I remembered that one can effectively smash flies with one's bare paws. If the fly lands on a solid surface, aim behind it because they have to launch themselves backwards a centimeter to take to the air. If they land on a flimsy object or the edge of something, you can still clap your paws together just behind them. Taking them on the wing, as it were, is possible but very satisfying if you aim a few centimeters ahead of the pest.
Just be prepared to wash or sanitize your pads frequently.
Question; when you thought of doing pages like this, were you intending to give us all a 101 on how to RP a Yinglet really REALLY well? Because knowing what makes their brain kick out Dopamine (or equivalent) adds SO much more depth to the species and the characters and whole new layers of RP goodness. Again, I love all of this!
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