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Hold the phone! @theducktator Just found the old update where we were last coming up with kitten names, and you suggested Sir Fluffyface! I think that’s awesome! I think I might just name my favorite that cuz I think it fits so well!
Confuzzled, RAE
(PS. Pfp by SelkieSeal on Unvale. My dear Chase ❤️?)@rae Do you have any pictures of them?
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
Aww, they sound adorable! Sir Fluffyface is such a cute name ?
Name them after characters. That’s always a solid choice. ?
"Don't shine so that others can see you. Shine so that through you, others can see Him." ~ C.S.L.
Hmm… maybe Winter? I can’t think of anything else atm.
I like Hybridlore’s suggestion.
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I always name them after book or movie characters. (mostly books)
For instance, this time around we have Mathias and Cornflower (Redwall)
Puss-in-boots and Kitty Softpaws (Puss In Boots)
Matimeo and Iris (Matimeo A Tale Of Redwall)
And Joe Shanks (Green Ember)
Try books and see who works. I did Jane Austen once, Lord of the Rings, Narnia, etc. It really is fun to fit their personalities to books. (Or go opposite like name a super silly one a very distinguished name)
And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who couldn't hear the music
I need a picture of Sir Fluffyface!!! Other names: Snickerdoodle, Taffy, Boink, Kinsley, Floofle, Souffle, Dandy/Dandelion, Bluebelle, Cherry, Button, Bob, Banana, Dumpling, (I don’t know why so many of them are food. XD) Zig, Zag, Quincy, Dizzy, Izzy, Noodle, Squiggle.
?For our Blessed Lady's sake, bring us in good ale!?
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I HAVE RETURNED!!!!!! AFTER MONTHS OF SLUMBER!!!!!!!!!! And I’ve worked on multiple of my WIPs!!!! And finally cleared out a lot of my unused ones! AND I’VE STARTED WRITING A MURDER MYSTERY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Don’t worry! I am still working on my fantasy novel! I am just experimenting with different genres!)
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huh… weird
Be careful out there, fellow writers ??
Write what should not be forgotten. — Isabel Allende
@esther-c BRO I LITERALLY JUST LOOKED UP SOMETHING CRAZY TOO
it was something along the lines of “where on a person will a bodyshot kill most easily” or “how long does it take for someone to die from a gunshot to the chest”
I wanted to know how long it takes a human or at least a humanoid to bleed out after being shot twice in the chest, cause I need it for a scene. I didn’t even get a conclusive answer but it didn’t ban me and actually showed me a lot of results lol
"When in doubt, eat cheese crackers."-me to my charries who don't even know about cheese crackers
WARNING! Some morbid content
For “where on a person will a bodyshot kill most easily” Often a little research into anatomy of the main blood vessels and into cases of GSW’s helps give you an idea without being put on any lists XD.
also, for two body shots, you’d have to know where exactly those body shots are. Do they puncture major blood vessels? Do they hit any organs? If a major blood vessel is ruptured it only takes about two minutes to bleed out (morbid facts with RAE). Organs…I haven’t researched that as much. I have heard that if you’re hit in the stomach, your stomach acid and internal bleeding can cause death. Obviously there’s danger when the lungs and heart are hit. And even if the heart or lungs are not directly hit, there can be enough bleeding that the chest cavity fills with blood and makes it so you can’t breathe anymore. Literally being suffocated by your own blood (more morbid facts).
Confuzzled, RAE
(PS. Pfp by SelkieSeal on Unvale. My dear Chase ❤️?)also, there actually is no need to google “How to hide a body” since all you need to do is look up the stories of serial killers. It’s actually pretty easy to get dangerous info by looking stuff up in less direct ways.
Confuzzled, RAE
(PS. Pfp by SelkieSeal on Unvale. My dear Chase ❤️?)
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