draw some fat elves you cowards you tepid fools

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okay

yes good 

Hope it’s not too late to join the elf pudge party

Did someone say fat elves…?

@bace-jeleren, have you seen these high quality elves yet?

I haven’t seen the third elf and let me say that this post just keeps getting better and better!

beep

hello yes i would like to add some chubby elves (whut about them dude elves tho)

inktober day 10

cool propt dude

God I fucking love this post and it gets better and better with every fat elf

This is the best thing

@bace-jeleren have you seen these new additions?

1. I love this post probably more than I love myself

2. I love that people always think to tag me whenever they see it because every time, there’s a new fat elf!!!!!

Okay but this is why I want body sliders in WoW.

my round son

These made me smile.  Always assumed I was too heavy to play an elf.  Now I know I was wrong.

WoW body sliders might tempt me to play again tbh

Could I offer you some beautiful fat elves in these troubled times?

I found a pun that works in both English and Spanish

Where do cats go when they die? Purrgatory.

¿De dónde van los gatos cuando mueren? Purgatorio.

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Dude it works also in Italian! ‘Dove vanno i gatti quando muoiono? Nel purGATTOrio’

could also work in french: “où vont les chats quand ils meurent? Au purCHATtoire”

The ultimate pun

IT ALSO WORKS IN PORTUGUESE

“Para onde os gatos vão quando morrem? Para o purGATOrio”

WE HAVE ACHIEVED PEAK PUN

The pun heard ‘round the world. 

This is what we’ve all been waiting for.

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“To those who walk among mountains of corpses not a step nor two will ever be enough. This road of carnage does not allow for one to return… A road without end. But how far will you go?

GUIANAN COCK-OF-THE-ROCK (Rupicola rupicola)

Bosma, G. 2015. “Oranje Rotshaan (Rupicola rupicola)”

Not only is this bird’s name ridiculous, but it looks ridiculous too. I mean, come on. Any animal that looks as if it’s got a piece of orange for a head has to be questioned. It is rather fetching though.

Being one of the two extant species in the genus Rupicola (the other being the Andean cock-of-the-rock), the name cock-of-the-rock is a rather literal description for the bird’s habit of nesting on rocky cliff sides, whereas ‘cock’ is probably referencing its cock-like appearance. Funnily enough, some of this bird’s vocalisations have been described as chicken-like, whilst others liken their calls to a rubber duck being strangled!