Hello

As always, please feel free to participate with anything you can make, it doesn't have to be extravagant, it can be a simple little drawing or fully animated, whatever your heart desires.

Once more I have to thank every single one of you for making this event what it is, I'm so glad that after all this time, people still come together to make a bunch of great stuff for THE GREAT PAPYRUS. I hope you'll all participate once again, and if you can't post it on the day, that's okay, Papyrus can say fuck whenever he wants.

PROMPTS:

Papyrus says fuck (stubbed his toe, dropped his oatmeal, missed the newest episode of his favorite show)

Papyrus commits Arson

Papyrus wins the lottery

Ambassador Papyrus

He's a brutal kind of guy! He is preparing to be the shit out of someone

Knight Papyrus

What is Papyrus "busy" with in deltarune?

Anything of Papyrus being super Cool, like maybe art of him flying around or gliding since he does that

Anything that portrays him as the grown man that he is

Whatever else you can think of that fits the spirit of the day

Don't forget to use the tag #LetPapyrusSayFuck as well as #undertale (or #deltarune if you're doing one of those prompts) and then also please be mindful and tag the post for including #swearing or other sensitive topics if it includes them.

Please like and reblog things that others have made, and if someone makes something that doesn't fit the spirit of the day, please just ignore it instead of leaving rude comments.

Please reblog, and share with all your Papyrus-loving friends! I look forward to another fun year cheering on The Great Papyrus with all of you. <3

Man, your parents named you that? They must be pretty stupid. No wonder you hate humanity.

You can't fuck up your lines while I'm killing myself, it ruins the dramatic tension.

This kind of response to things I say about sex work, which isn't always phrased like this but almost always focuses on me being male or a man or my pronouns, shows a fundamental misunderstanding of why mansplaining is bad.

I am a sex worker. I have been for a decade. The majority of people I know are sex workers and I'm embedded in sex worker community. I started before 18 and have done it in brothels, cars, my own home, clients' homes, saunas, and hotels.

Because that is what you are, right Cho?

@alex-issad

I don't think I've completed a piece in months,.. I'm so proud of ittt ♡♡♡♡

It's not the most angsty, but I think it's alright

Alternate ver below cut!!

hey I’m bored, can we get this post to more notes to tumblr’s announcement of the reblog reformat disaster that almost happened(?) (which is nearing 318K notes the last time I checked!) if possible to send a message

Red flags: Unbelievable nature you've never seen before!, no external source cited, low image quality could be hiding AI artifacts, lacks scientific name for plant, OP is an aesthetic blog (no offense, I see you credit most of the artists you post, OP <3).

Green flags: Common name of the tree provided (although the leaves don't look like any olive tree I've ever seen).

Reverse image searches and citation trails all seem to lead back to now-deleted Reddit posts. Google Images says it's this one in r/NatureIsFuckingLit, and TinEye says it's this one in r/interestingasfuck. Both were posted back in 2020. This is important because the rise of AI images was in 2022.

People in the comments of places this image is posted throw around botanical terms like "dichotomous branching" [branches split into two at the nodes] and "divaricated" [branches grow far apart from each other], which are cool, but don't tell me what the tree is.

Searching up "Black Olive" on iNaturalist finally got me some answers, and it turns out that YES. This is a real tree! This tree is a Dwarf Black Olive (Terminalia molinetii, Formerly Bucida spinosa). The above photos are some particularly nicely framed shots of a tree with particularly small leaves, which really highlights the branching structure. I really wish we knew the photographer's name. Here are some more photos of the same species:

Terminalia molinetii by jriveracruz50 on iNaturalist, posted under a CC BY-NC 4.0 license.

This tree is native to Southern Mexico, Belize, the southern tip of Florida, and Cuba. Dwarf Black Olives are completely unrelated to Olive trees in the Olea genus that I'm more familiar with (the former is in Order Myrtales [Myrtles, Evening Primroses, and Allies], and the latter is in Order Lamiales [Mints, Plantains, Olives, and Allies]).