Draconic_NEO

Aww he's so cute. You did a great job.

Aww I love it, he's so cute. You should definitely go crosspost this on [email protected] I'm sure people there would like it.

I think that the question of what is a dragon and what isn't a dragon has become very murky and unclear. I mean there are many dragons that are called dragons but aren't really dragons, like take the pokemon Goodra for instance. They're not really a dragon by the classical definitions, but many people consider Goodra a dragon because of their type-set. Often these days it's more common for dragons to be considered dragons, even if they aren't really like the classical dragons from European or Asian mythology.

Yeah, glad someone picked it up.

If I'm remembering right it's between crunchy and chewy. I also remember it being particularly mealy which is why I don't particularly enjoy it.

I honestly don't really like candycorn, I know it's a big Halloween thing but they're just not my favorite.

Shapeshifting is very useful, though I prefer the other benefits though, like the abilities and disguising yourself. I'd rather not change my genitals unless it's absolutely necessary (i.e. as part of disguising yourself).

An even better source for calcium is, believe it or not, bones. They have way more calcium than leafy vegetables, and for us carnivores they're definitely the better option because most of us can't fully digest plants, and thus don't get any benefit from them besides fiber. Not sure if that'll benefit him though, might be harder for him to get the calcium into his bones no matter where he gets it from.

I joined the furry fandom quite a bit after the pandemic lockdown was lifted.

I agree, they are very cute. Which ones are your favorite? Personally mine are dergs, but I'd be interested to hear what yours are.

Square ones: Nice to look at, but unripe and not very tasty. Use it as decoration don't try to eat them, also on the expensive side ¥¥¥¥¥ not really worth it unless you're going to attract customers to your store.

I'm glad that people are finally starting to hack and defeat the DRM used in print cartridges. I've always heard people complain about it but I've never seen much done.