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oof

@afrophunk

She/Her. Black. Mix.Over 20. ACAB
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@TeamWaffle, can yall do this with your bland waffles?

Yeah, I didn’t think so

Bonus:

If you do this with your pancakes and then eat them, it just shows that you’re into voring your favs.

@newalbacoreloveblog you’re one to talk

You can’t accuse me of crimes i’ve already admitted to comitting

Some us just want colorful pancakes

You can just dye them????? Its not that hard dude, you don’t gotta make it weird by literally voring your favs

Using your logic, everything we eat is vore. Pancakes? Vore. Colored pancakes? Vore. Waffles? Vore. Just because one uses their artistic talent to draw a beloved fictional character using pancake batter–just to eat the cooked meal later–doesn’t make it exclusively vore. However, if we now use the more common definition of “vore”, or more particularly, the definition used when referring to the fetish, then anything we eat–included pancakes shaped like well-known characters–is not vore because the intent was not to satisfy a fetish, but rather, to make and enjoy a fun, family friendly meal.

Now, if someone were to make these to satisfy a vore fetish (which is still highly unlikely), then, in a way, it could be considered–as you put it–“voring your favs”. However, that is clearly not the intent behind the food pictured above, so therefore, it is not vore.

All your research doesn’t change the facts that pancakes are still inferior

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What are you guys even talking about on my post??????

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this is the funniest thing I’ve seen in weeks

[video description: The caption on the video reads “We don’t get second takes in wildlife medicine”. A wildlife medical technician stands in blue scrubs, holding a great horned owl in front of a metal “kennel” enclosure. He says (and demonstrates as he talks), “This owl just woke up from anesthesia, and so to put the bird back you have to make sure that you stay safe as you replace the bird back in its kennel. So main areas you have to be careful of are the wings, the beak, and the talons. So to safely return them to the kennel so they don’t hurt themselves or you, what you want to do is secure the wings with your hand, have the face pointing away from you so they don’t fly backwards out of the kennel. And then you want to put their feet flat on the ground…facing forward. And then…” The owl falls face forward onto the towel lining the kennel with an audible thud. “And then a little plunk .” (camera operator starts laughing) “You all right? There we go. Hi!” The technician helps the owl to its feet and closes the kennel door, and then the camera operator says, “these boots aren’t made for walking”.]