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CSS practice 2

BLAH

for katara00176

i just want to think you for spending time with me today
i enjoyed it
you the sweetess and kindess friend XD
you made me happy
i was lonely on endless forset

Wait--

They don't love you like I love you...


















Hi.. :x
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The Fawn Storyteller Jergens (Echria Finished) (How the Trees Got Their Bark)

The Fawn Storyteller Collection




Look man, I’m no writer. Hell, I couldn’t even read as a goddamn human. What makes you think I can tell a story? Whatever… I’ve been telling stories to fawns and fawns at heart a lot lately… Here are my experiences.
Enjoy the crappiness. Seriously, why are you here again?



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“How the Trees Got Their Bark” – A Story Told to Echria

z.m123's picture

Bye...?

I'm thinking about leaving, I feel unwanted. Usually topics I make lay empty, pictures too, probobly because I'm crappy at drawing and editing tings
Should I stay?
Abina's picture

happy

Smiling

my deer

my deer´s name is apolo is a beautiful baby deer jajaja. he hasn´t got any friend his alone
who can was my firend? Sticking out tongue
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Forest Fables - Unicorns are real!

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Warning! This story is told by an evil character and thus may be too mature for some readers. Read at your own risk! Eye

Unicorns are real! as told by Iugulare

"Get comfortable, because this story is true, and unlike what many idiots believe, Unicorns are not cuddly horses! In fact...", Iugulare smirks, "they're infectious just like me."

"Where people got the idea that unicorns are nice creatures is beyond me. They hate the world, hate all creatures, and to cross one would be unfortunate. Yes, unicorns look like horses, but their 'skin' is really an infection like mine is. Their bodies are completely gelatinous. They do, however, have organs and bones, and yes, their lone horn is part of the skeleton. Now, this is where unicorns are much, much different than what has been told about them."

The stoat sits, "Unicorns do not graze, but instead are predators. They devour other animals, engulfing them through their body or otherwise just eating them. They digest their prey whole, bones and all. Unicorns are one of the few species in the world that does not leave anything behind. Now here's the interesting part - they cannot reproduce on their own. They must find a pregnant animal, such as a doe, horse, cow, ox...really anything, and impregnate it. How they do so is interesting, too. They partially engulf the pregnant creature and somehow are able to make the young within them mutate into a unicorn. Don't ask me how they do it, magic I guess.", she waves her paws in the air as she says this. "Any pregnant creature that births a unicorn will have a painful, painful experience.
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