And Then Theres Me, Who Played With My Furby, Had Fun With My Furby, And Eventually Grew Bored Once It

And then there’s me, who played with my Furby, had fun with my Furby, and eventually grew bored once it broke.

Like, of all things, this is what I had a normal experience with.

It's so fucking funny how many people who owned Furbies as children ended up being traumatized by them in some way

See, this is the kind of biological speculation I come onto these interwebs to hear!

So pikmin dropped seeds in 1 and 2 if they were mature flowers in battle. This implies they’re capable of plant sexual reproduction via pollination. Otherwise the condition of being a flower wouldn’t matter and they’d drop seeds regardless of maturation level.

I don’t know if white and purple pikmin can do this since I never had them die in the over world for the seeds to be available next day, as seedlings weren’t ready to pick until the day after the battle in pikmin 1 at least.

Could be fun. Hybridization of pikmin types could be possible if this method were true. That or the the seeds would select whatever pikmin had a dominant gene over the other. I don’t know if an even mix of pikmin types would be possible.

For example, common types like the primary colored pikmin would always win out between cross pollination of rare types like the purples and whites. Seedlings would always be primary. Between rare types, I’m unsure of the outcome.

Speculation in the spirit of pikmin.

This is my favourite Ragapom/Buttonblossom post out there! The art is adorable, the characters are fitting, and the designs fit perfectly.

P.S As a super duper official cool writer guy let me assure you that the writing is perfectly good.

this is so bad but i permanently cropped the file so brutally that i can no longer edit it. whoops! also panels 4-7 were fully coloured but it looks better without for some reason. pomni (penny?) is such an ugly crier. i love my horrible failgirl accountant

Best out-of-context Garf I’ve seen thus far.

FUCK YES GIMME DA BANNED BOOKS

I'm madly inlove with this

Today I feel like a Palea Steindachneri.

Do you ever feel like a wattle-necked softshell turtle (Palea steindachneri)? You are not alone. Found in parts of Southeastern China and Vietnam, this rare reptile’s carapace, or shell, can grow up to 17 in (43.2 cm) long. It inhabits freshwater pools and feeds on fish, insects, and small invertebrates. Unfortunately, this species is critically endangered and is threatened due in part to habitat degradation and being hunted for the food trade.

Photo: randall_f, CC BY-NC 4.0, iNaturalist