Silky Seams

"Sure, you will." Silky puts away the photo. "But we better keep moving if we're going to keep looking." Silky gives Static a sly look. "But if you don't come with you might not find her on your own."

Silky starts to walk away before looking behind her. "But I'll be sure to mail you a photo of the fun we're having. Although, by the time you get there we might already have parted ways again."

Topic - Troubleshoes!

I'm dryer lint. I might smell like spring breeze, but I will burn your house down!

WHAT!?! How could you leave that poor sweet baby at home? Are the two of you still in space?!

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From Tumblr itself (Subscribers are us... Even though it's a free service. ):

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Nearly the same as Discord’s as well.