Walroose

@walroose.bsky.social

260 Followers 266 Following

She/Her/Pony ♡ 25 y/o horny leftist game dev 💛 @cathyfenn.bsky.social my owner <333 💛 Do not use they/them or masc terms on me please!! • 🔞18+ to follow🔞 • PROBLEMATIC AND PROUD ⊆⋐ ΘΔ

ANOTHER 20 TRILLION TO ISRAEL
A screenshot of Palworld with my character T-posing while red text says "No pal spheres available"
zz YES me when i am sleeping and someone wakes me up by asking me if my boobs are awesome
walter. White
a message from Cathy on discord: 203 trillion prestige levels 40 steel chains long bong jongson
The new LEGO Pokemon Eevee set. Eevee’s head is a distinctly square shape, just with rounded corners
A recreation of the Garry's Mod map gm_flatgrass in the 2008 video game Spore
A recreation of a Honda Accord built in the 2008 video game Spore
A man burning in hell with the caption “christians if christians are right”
goku
The dictionary definition of the word “photogenic” from a google search, sourced from Oxford Languages adjective: photogenic - (especially of a person) looking attractive in photographs or on film. Example: “a photogenic child”
A discord conversation between me and my owner Cathy: "isn't steven spielberg like a famous guy" Me: "a famous director yes" Cathy: "why did he direct boom blox for the wii"
A jewish food reviewer named Dave Portnoy reviewed a New York City pizza and gave it a score of 9.2, despite the pizza’s strange appearance. (you could say it looks like a burnt pizza.) Dexerto tweeted about this, and a large amount of people became outraged that a pizza that looks so unappetizing got such a good score. Some antisemites went further and pointed towards Portnoy’s jewish heritage as a way to discredit him. The Dexerto tweet reads “Find out why it scored so high, along with all of Portnoy’s other 9+ pizza scores, by clicking here:” One user, @kingtutcapital, replies to Dexerto’s tweet saying “To take heat off him. Classic jew deception and deflection”
@iamAtheistGirl on twitter says: “hey @grok would mass amnesty for undocumented immigrants be more beneficial to the country than deporting them? Please give me a detailed analysis.” @grok replies: “Mass amnesty for undocumented immigrants likely benefits the U.S. more than deportation. Economically, amnesty could boost GDP by $1.7 trillion over a decade and create jobs, as undocumented immigrants contribute $580 billion in taxes yearly. Deportation might cut GDP by 7.4%, costing trillions. Socially, amnesty fosters integration, while deportation disrupts families, harming mental health. Crime data shows undocumented immigrants offend less than native-born citizens, easing security concerns. However, amnesty may strain public services, and critics fear it encourages illegal immigration. Deportation upholds law but risks humanitarian crises. Amnesty, with strong border policies, seems the better path.”
pure unbridled chaos
"i wonder if steve jobs will grow up to be a farmer like you"
stardew valley baby steve jobs