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heheheh minecaft buge
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I love Venonat. It's a relatively small Pokemon, round and fluffy. Moves by jumping around like he's on a trampoline. With big red eyes that have no thought behind them. Absolutely zen. I could comb them all day if I wanted.
Look at this absolute fool.
I love him.
Venonat has no thoughts or plans outside being small, bouncy, and friend-shaped
do you have that IRS or whatever tax website post
the what
Snow Miser or Heat Miser
will direct this question to @cripplingchips
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Every single time someone uses a gif I ported over, it always seems to be from a fandom I have no context about.
Why is Cthulhu in Tron?
ohgod im so sorry turn around from this blog n never come back for ur own sanity
??? but squids and octopodes don't have shells where are their homes
oooh i LOVE talking about octopuses thank you for this opportunity
k so cephalopods have their limbs attached to their head, hence the name
but cephalopods are mainly known for their shells, i bet you can instantly recognize this adorable thing!
wough i love chambered nautili…
but as you can see with octopuses and squids, there isn’t an obvious shell. so where is the shell of an octopus that allows them to be cephalopods?
octopuses have a shell rudiment, and due to its compact size it helps it squeeze through tight openings as it’s famous for!
on the other hand, squids’ shells are called pens because of their shape
it helps hold their structure together pretty well cause when you’re built like that the last thing you need is to have your mantle fold over and pinch your vital organs