VampireMeerkat

It's something I do routinely, Australian friend. Not every question is born equal. I only keep up the ones that have more than 2 hearts (suggesting every one of my fans loved it for some reason), I personally find interesting, or discuss a topic that may interest outsiders. Joke questions and stuff that should've been sent to me through private messaging I tend to delete.

The Netherlands was the first country to legalize same sex marriage, goed werk, makkers, but when talking about numbers, I don't know. Whether the Dutch are truly that special is hard to confirm, because there're a few social issues plaguing humanity that make it hard to accurately count how many non-straight people are walking the planet. Those who live in a country or community where a different sexual preference or identity leads to persecution won't let themselves known, meanwhile, other countries and communities celebrate different preferences and identities to the point it's considered "cool", or whatever word you want to use. If the Dutch are claimed to have a large homosexual population, I think that's only because they feel comfortable to be themselves here, compared to other countries. Over 50% of Dutch residents do not have a (definable/strong) religion; no god or priest to tell them that loving the same gender is bad conduct. Long story short, numbers like these will always be skewed by people still exploring themselves and people scared to explore themselves.

I don't know what to say. It's a tiny spoiler showing big chest.

..Come on. People who drop their pants for any random pretty face are losers, objectively. Bless those who respect their body and personal space. Some men are too hyperfocused on what it means to be a man, and somehow, having access to a woman's crotch keeps getting sold as the number 1 answer to that question. Dating someone just because they're pretty and eager is a recipe for disaster. Seek love that lasts, not lust that lasts maybe a week.

It's not a good idea to stick around in an area where droves of less accepting ex-girlfriends live. Bubba wasn't truly in love with anyone -if that wasn't obvious- so why would he stay for this one self-loathingly desperate person. Besides that, desperate people aren't attractive.

I can't, but I'll do a quick browse and attempt it. 1. "Using today's politics.." / "..counter-politics to win yourself a date" 2. "The Kanker brothers having a nice family breakfast" 3. "It'll never be over, you coward" 4. "MAY THE FIRST" 5. "Today is the day for a crazy bitch"

That's a dual-genre I've not kept myself busy with. Officially, RPGs are games wherein the player character grows stronger over time and you can customize in what sense, and I don't think I've ever had a game like that in my possession. Horror interests me little and I like classic RPGs. I have two Vampire: The Masquerade games, Google claims those count, but they don't make me think of "horror" and I never finished them. If with RPG you just mean games wherein you grow stronger and there's somewhat of a story, I liked Carrion. Too short, though.

None of them are a match, but perhaps Rowlet. Soulless eyes, kickable shape, is awake at night, and the Wiki claims it likes small and dark spaces.

Introduce a more beastly transformation and have Mei start out timid and overly obedient to her parents, until this curse comes into effect. And scrap all the stupid modern lingo, trends, and whatnot. Twerking is the most provocative, rancid dance move in existence, and that Disney promoted it to children as if it's their right to be foul is a fucking travesty way more people should've lost their minds over. Frollo sniffing Esmeralda's hair in The Hunchback of Notre Dame had more class, because at least there, the movie conveys it's creepy behaviour.

Man, no. I'm not even a little bit done with Hazbin's rewrite. It's probably going to be 4 to 5 seasons and I'm still at 3.

It began with shoplifting. Pretty much every time she entered a store, she'd snatch something. Not much to say here. One day, she headed for the city next to Peach Creek. The why I never cared to figure out, but I doubt it Peach Creek has much to offer as a small town, so maybe to buy gifts or personal wants. Doesn't really matter. A guy wanted to rob her, she didn't care and made fun of him and whatnot, so he swiped his knife at her. She did panic, she was bleeding out of her eye after all, but it translated into rage and she jumped him. Ended up killing him with his own weapon. Some fellow thugs watched it happen from a distance and were impressed, since an adult, armed man royally lost from a young teenage girl. Says alot about him or alot about her. It was only at her second visit they tried to approach her, though, they were curious to see if she'd have the nerves to even come back after being attacked. She was evidentially indifferent. She gradually carried out more severe crimes and built herself a reputation that way.

Would've been fun, I understand why someone would take that route, but I aimed for a Pokémon that reflects their personality and I can stick some of their physical features onto without it being distracting. I stayed clear of final stage evolutions, because that would imply competence. The Charmeleon's head extension makes for a good callback to Jessie's hair and they both have blue eyes. There's also an episode from the anime where Jessie "performed" the moves Fury Swipes and Mega Kick, and those moves a Charmeleon can learn, but not Arbok. James is a posh character of high standing, described as good-looking, if not feminine. With that in mind, Weezing is a highly unsuitable pick. The Jigglypuff -as seen in the series, at least- is cute with a bite, and it has hair to recreate James' hairdo with. There's also the thing that Team Rocket's Arbok and Weezing appear in my series, who are human beings that still look a fair bit like their Pokémon selves. It'd be weird if I made Charjessieon and Jamespuff look like their trainers.

Depends on what moment in time it's asked. I doubt it child Marie would entertain the request. In any case, she'd want to know the reason first, because Edd is not exactly the pro-murder type.

My answer would be a bombastically large list that'd entertain no one, including you.

It's insinuated the entire cast dies in the Japanese version.

She doesn't say much of anything to Ed and Edd directly, but will sometimes mope about them to her sisters, similar to her conduct in the Valentine special. She said some very telling things about Edd in that special, like how he "was always a wolf in sheep's clothing" and telling May "to forget the bum". I doubt it that Ed is much better in her eyes.