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dorkly:

New Possible Eeveelutions

Pokemon fans are one step ahead of the people whose job this actually is.

This would be so much better than that embarrassment Sylveon 

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squeakity:

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romy7:

Ok…but the tie stays

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n-jay81:

 A sneak peek of the world of a story i wrote  which is a comic i’m doing at the moment ,titled ; Molto Bene.

A brief intro :

This is Cooper City, a multilayered city that was previously a sanctuary vault. The city is divided by 3 layers of height which also dictates the societies living inside. Upper, Middle and Lower City.

The Lower city is where mostly the story will be taken place…A detective who befriends an ex-mafia boss…    ( :D

More unveiling on the comic and the story on near future.

Looks awesome NJay! :D Fantastic colors

tastefullyoffensive:

Ninja mode activated.

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coelasquid:

When I was walking home there was a guy I passed on the sidewalk doing the most cartoonishly over the top tough-guy walk. Like, just sneering at everyone, legs so far apart he was basically waddling and rocking his whole body weight back and forth. I remember when I passed him thinking “That’s…

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