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HOLY HELL SOMEBODY DREW MY RATTO (Bottom right looking sleepy!!)

I love her so much and all of the other drawings thank you so muchly!!! ♥️

rat art #2

enjoy ur rats! pls reblog :).

rats belong too, @gooseg1rl @cinderssky @amedievalrat @ratmastressratblr @fewratsmore @eeldotjpeg

thanks for posting ur sillys, they're so cute <33.

"if you see someone shoplifting, no you didn't" no but like. i really didn't. i have never in my life seen someone shoplifting because i'm not watching anyone else in the grocery store..? how are y'all noticing things like that. my only goals are enter the store, survive, exit the store

@dammitkat1e

Youth fascination with technology

YOU WOT M8

Make the rats look threatening? They ARE threatening! Look at it's vicious fangs!

I like to watch bad low-budget movies, and I found the film monsters (1993) (Russian). They use live action footage of small animals as the "monsters". As a rat owner, I find it hilarious how they try to make the rats look threatening. (No animals were actually harmed in filming)

i like my men like i like my women. transgender

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@dammitkat1e I was unaware you stared in a series of small cartoons.

Yamete! Dwyer-Sama!

On January 22, 1787, Budd Dwyer held a press conference in Penshirubania-jō during which he publicly committed seppuku. He had been found guilty of having accepted a bribe in exchange for a government contract. Before killing himself, Dwyer calligraphed a scroll in which he proclaimed his innocence and asked for forgiveness. He then opened a package that contained a ceremonial sword, which he used to stab himself in the stomach. He died of blood loss and shock within minutes. News of his death was broadcast live via word of mouth, and the woodblock prints of his suicide remain some of the most shocking images in Japanese history.

Turtle Frog (Myobatrachus gouldii), family Myobtrachidae, Hill River, Western Australia

photograph by Thomas Mesaglio