Texline666

@tatchy.ca

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Canadian, gay furry, echidna enjoyer, 19. Please note that I repost NSFW content. カナダ人　ケモホモ　ハリモグラ好き　19歳　R18コンテンツをリポストしているので、ご注意ください。 캐나다인, 게이 퍼리, 가시두더지 좋아, 19세.

A pink cartoony girl with stretchy round limbs and hair styled in the form of two hearts on each side. She has a heart-shaped gem in her chest.
Describe your favourite (favorite) movie as boring as possible
An echidna eating a small birthday cake made of mealworms, cream, and other things. ミールワームやクリームや他の物の小さい誕生日ケーキを食べているハリモグラ。
Umm, 27 times.
Works cited: crack (represented by a dirty crack pipe)
A screenshot of a Bluesky profile page. The description reads… "Born in Manitoba in the 60’s and I’ve moved as far West as possible! Survived living in Alberta and happily living in BC! Taskmaster obsession and stand up comedy! isreal is a terrorist state. Fuck zios!! From the river to the sea 🇵🇸 will be free!"
A medieval illustration, dating to the 14th century, showing a hedgehog with fruit attached to its spines after being stabbed. The book itself from which this originates hypothesizes that hedgehog parents roll around to pick up dropped fruit off the ground, before going home to feed their hoglets.
Why would that happen? I'll tell you why. If a person has ugly thoughts, it begins to show on the face. And when that person has ugly thoughts every day, every week, every year, the face gets uglier and uglier until it gets so ugly you can hardly bear to look at it. A person who has good thoughts cannot ever be ugly. You can have a wonky nose and a crooked mouth and a double chin and stick-out teeth, but if you have good thoughts they will shine out of your face like sunbeams and you will always look lovely.
A still from the 1938 short film 'How Walt Disney Cartoons Are Made,' showing an animator looking in a mirror set on his desk to view his own face with a confused expression, raised eyebrows, and wide eyes. In other words, he is using his own face as a reference, a practice that Art Fight's new rules seem to ban despite its longevity.
A proposed Infinity Train logo with an all-caps (or all capital letters) default-looking serif font.
338Canada projections showing the Alberta UCP having an over 99% chance of winning a majority government in 2027, while the Alberta NDP only has a less than 1% chance of doing the same. The chances are even lower for a tie or a minority government.
Impact of Iraq's Mine Warfare Although the Iraqi minefields were not placed to maximize their effectiveness and many mines were deployed improperly, mine warfare had a considerable effect on Coalition maritime operations in the Persian Gulf. Kuwait's relatively short coastline, combined with the large Iraqi mine inventory, caused the Coalition MCM forces to plan and conduct MCM operations in support of an amphibious landing through dense minefields while vulnerable to missile, artillery, and small boat attacks from fortified beaches. Considering hydrographic and operational characteristics, an amphibious landing probably could only occur between Kuwait City and Ras Al-Qul'ayah, along 30 miles of coastline. Many deployed mines lacked sensors or batteries which prevented their proper operation. During MCM operations, 95 percent of the UDM-type acoustic influence mines were evaluated as inoperable. Several moored contact mines were recovered on the bottom and apparently 13 percent of the moored mines broke away from their moorings. However, even the poorly planned and improperly deployed minefields caused damage to two combatants and were one of several reasons the amphibious invasion was not conducted. (Other factors, such as collateral damage to Kuwait's infrastructure, risks to the landing force, and lack of a MARCENT requirement for a coastal supply route, are discussed in this chapter's Amphibious Warfare section.)
A very large echidna with long, sharp quills and slightly clenched eyes. Its head is close to the ground, and its front paws are tucked in and close together. The echidna is standing on a wide stone rock. In the background, a white tree trunk is visible in the top left, and wild grass is in the top right corner.
Text that reads "Eats the delicious cotton candy," in response to the drawing on the landing page.
2D art of Vector the Crocodile from the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise. Drawn in 2006.
Chuck Schumer at the 52nd birthday party of Roy Cohn, mentor of Donald Trump, in 1979.
In response to a skeet/post stating that "not having a Nazi tattoo" is a possible standard to abide by for a candidate, Jeffrey Phillips, or @11thjeff.bsky.social merely responds that "skulls and crossbones look badass" and mocks the user.
A promotional illustration for the Canadian children's animated series 'George Shrinks'. カナダの子供向けアニメ『George Shrinks（ジョージ・シュリンクス）』のプロモイラスト。
A male glasses-wearing journalist echidna. He is scratching his head nervously. 男（雄）のメガネ付きジャーナリストハリモグラ。そわそわで頭を引っかけている。
A screenshot of season 2, episode 14, of 'Avatar: The Last Airbender', entitled "City of Walls and Secrets". Joo Dee, tour guide of Ba Sing Se, is depicted smiling unnaturally as she denies that the city is under attack in the Hundred Years' War.
Panel 1: Everett is dragging a man from his car to the side of the road. Everett says, "Come over here where there's lots of room!!" Panel 2: Everett bashes the man in the head with an umbrella donned with a cartoonishly large handle. Everett says, "You have the distinction of being the first speed maniac to receive treatment with this umbrella which I had made specially for your tribe. I think one dose will be enough, so I don't look for any relapse!!!"
Undertale helped me become a way more accepting person in general. The positive portrayal of pacifism really impacted me when I was 8… not to mention all the queer themes, too.
A black and white pencil drawing of an anthropomorphic male capybara, Connor, dressed in a formal suit with a green jacket, white undershirt, and black pants. Sporting a bowtie and a yellow flower in his pocket, he places his right hand up against a side of his face that is hidden from the viewer, with his left hand tucked behind his body. He looks a bit shy, but is still pretty happy.
CHUBBY HIMBOS
An edited screenshot from the 1980s sitcom 'Police Squad', showing a title card reading "Tonight's Episode: The Writer's Barely-Disguised Fetish". １９８０年代のテレビコメディ『フライング・ガン』の編集したスクリーンショット
An illustration/meme of someone (me) shoving his face into a buff man's chest. I don't know the original artist.
Ned Flanders, disheveled, screaming angrily at a crowd of people who had incompetently attempted to rebuild his fallen house. He says, "Can't you morons do anything right?!" Taken from The Simpsons, season 8, episode 8, "Hurricane Neddy". Originally aired on December 29, 1996.
Six pictures taken on September 11, 2001, in New York City, with Hulk Hogan edited into them as if he were the cause of the destruction.
Panel 1: A smiling man with a large polka-dotted suit and his hands inside his pockets is talking to Everett, who is holding his umbrella and a cigar. The man says, "I heard a good joke the other day about the sinking of the Titanic. Listen–" Panel 2: Everett then drops his umbrella as he grabs the man by the arms, turns him upside down, and then slams him head-first onto the sidewalk, making the man's hat fly off. Everett says, "What a nice subject to joke about!! Now joke about THIS for a while!!!"
Panel 1: Everett True and a man are talking outside near a brick wall. Everett is carrying an umbrella while telling a story. Everett says, "—Then I said to him: who do you want to see—" The man interrupting him, says, "Just a minute—you should say 'whom do you want to see?'" Panel 2: Everett is at the counter of an umbrella store. The man is not with him. The clerk smiles as Everett talks to him. Everett says, "Hello, Jo. I want to get a new umbrella. I was talking with a fellow a few moments ago and ruined my old one."
Max, a character from the 1985 OVA 'Twinkle Nora Rock Me', smiling and preparing to dance with the titular character.
The opening page to the very first edition of Encyclopaedia Britannica. Note that this transcription has altered any archaic spellings of words to the modern ones. The title reads: "Encyclopaedia Britannica; or, a Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, compiled upon a new plan. In which The different Sciences and Arts are digested into distinct Treatises or Systems; and The various Technical Terms, etc. are explained as they occur in the order of the Alphabet." Note that in the above title, a signature belonging to James Fullerton is at the top of the page, the individual words separated by the "or, a" text. Below this title is a notice surrounded by two thin bars above and below it, reading "Illustrated with one hundred and sixty copperplates." Below that notice is a simple credit with a thin black bar beneath it, reading "By a Society of Gentlemen in Scotland." Below that credit are two additional notices, also separated by black bars, reading "In three volumes" and "Vol. 1." Below the abbreviated volume notice are two thin black bars put close together, dividing it from one last notice about the publishing information, reading "Edinburgh. Printed for A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar; and fold by Colin Macfarquhar, at his Printing-office, Nicolson-Street." Lastly, there is a short thin black bar at the bottom; below that are the Roman numerals "MDCCLXXI," indicating a publishing year of 1771.
MYSELF AS A SANDSLASH (Illustration of OC) - Male symbol - Normal colours (not shiny). - Hoodie does not go on spikes, only covers chest and upper body. - Black shorts, two red stripes. - Light grey hoodie attached to shoulder spikes with dark rope straps. See pointing arrow. - Glasses have a chain attached to the bottom left corner of the left lens that is tucked into the hoodie. This holds them on his face. - The hoodie straps do nothing. The rectangle shape is a pocket that is open from the sides and leads to the same space, no dividers. - Spikes are slightly dulled to reflect a more home-grown life.
A panel from a 'The Outbursts of Everett True' comic, dated September 11, 1914. Everett has slammed down a man standing to his left with only his left arm, while glancing at the man as he is positioned toward the reader. The man has dropped a newspaper, and appears mildly shocked. Everett says, "Yes, those millionaires are to be pitied! Whenever I think about it I become so wrought up I just can't contain myself!!"
For reference: Sandslash is a bipedal yellow mammalian creature, or Pokémon, with large brown spikes all across its back and sharp claws on its limbs. It is capable of curling into a ball. The image itself depicts two Sandslashes, one rolled up and being rapidly pushed to the left. This individual has metaphorical smoke emanating from it, representing building anger. The other Sandslash is on the right of the image, pushing it with its front claws and running joyfully, with an expression to match. The ground itself appears to be grassy.
PANEL 1: Everett, holding a newspaper and standing to the left, is standing next to two other men. The man in the centre of the panel whispers to the man on the panel's right. Man 1 says: "Pssst—watch me get Everett's goat." PANEL 2: Everett promptly kicks the first man in his right side while the other one rushes away in panic, both of their hats flying off. Everett, yelling the first sentence and snapping the second sentence, says: "You've got it!! Now take this with it!!"
A hedgehog on a green grass-like carpet, slightly angling its head at the viewer.
Panel 1: Everett True, with a cigar in his mouth, is standing next to a group of three men, who are all standing around and also smoking cigars. The man on Everett's left takes his cigar out of his mouth and talks quite loudly. The man says: "I tell you boys, I admire True's spunk. He says he, for one, is not afraid of his wife—." Panel 2: The cigar dropping out of Everett's mouth, he grabs the man over his mouth and pulls him in closely, before sharply whispering. Everett says: "Shut up— she's sitting right back of that palm over there!!" The other two men look in that direction and grin.
PANEL 1: Everett is visiting a polling station for an election. As an older man in front of him walks inside, the poll worker stops Everett before he reaches the entrance. The poll worker says: "See here, you registered illegally in this precinct, and I'm going to challenge your vote—," but before he can finish his sentence, he is interrupted. PANEL 2: Everett has roughed up the poll worker. The poll worker is lying on his stomach with his feet resting against the wall of the station, holding his upper body up with his arms. Bearing a black eye and a torn up jacket, he turns his head to see Everett entering the polling station, with the older man looking at the poll worker.
PANEL 1: Everett is walking on a city sidewalk as a car drives past him. He speaks to himself. Everett says: "There's that young Miss Jones again walking with Boggs, the widower, to whom she's engaged to marry. I've got to say a word or two for her benefit." PANEL 2: Everett reaches Miss Jones and Boggs, and promptly begins to say something. What Everett says shocks Boggs greatly and makes Miss Jones concerned. Everett says: "Miss Jones, this man half-starved and worked his first wife to death! Think it over."