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Stan said:
WTF is up with pooners and moth imagery?
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FIY: fake heart areolas gal there has a grasshopper tat under the universe quote. Note the long barbed legs and the smaller set of wings on top. Grasshoppers are rarely shown (or thought of) with their wings out like that, so mistaking that for a moth is not surprising. The tattoo artist who did that also took liberties with the antennae. Grasshopper antennae are straight and pointy, not curvy and curly like that.

That said, there does seem to be something going on there, between pooners and their moth imagery.
Coldsteel the Hedgehog said:
They're NLOG butterflies, lol.
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Yes, they are. Kek.
I suspect that's the main reason for them being pooner mascots. Like rats are the anti-hamster. Or the anti-bunny. Most moths are night fliers and feeders. There are even Winter moths that are active when nearly all other bugs are either dead or hibernating. Moths are tough little butches. Tougher than delicate femme butterflies. Usually fatter too, LOL. Moths tend to be overlooked in the current "think of the pollinators!" craze. (Like beetles, flies, and other less attractive bugs, ahem.) So they're sympathetic underdogs. Moth wing patterns tend to resemble bark and often have scary false eyes to scare predators away. (Species depending.) So moths are stealthy mimics for self protection. Silence of the Lambs troon Jame Gumm raised Death's Head Hawkmoths (which are really quite stunning and beautiful) that have both bark patterning for camouflage and a set of false, scary eyes on their backs to make predators think twice before getting too close.
 
Magic Pickle said:
More-Environment-355 (bilateral cosmetic mastectomy with double incision + no nipple grafts)
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Oh God!
Another  Pooner that looks like she sewed a binder out of skin...
Theyre all such freaks I wouldn't put it past them...

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Put a roll of TP in the fridge when you get home from the Indian restaurant. That’s my advice.
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FIY: fake heart areolas gal there has a grasshopper tat under the universe quote. Note the long barbed legs and the smaller set of wings on top. Grasshoppers are rarely shown (or thought of) with their wings out like that, so mistaking that for a moth is not surprising. The tattoo artist who did that also took liberties with the antennae. Grasshopper antennae are straight and pointy, not curvy and curly like that.
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Anatomy of a Locust.

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Continuum Transfunctioner said:
This one is easy, moths are an aspect of witchy aesthetic imagery which is very female dominated.
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It’s NLOG butterflies though. The witchy aesthetic is confirmation.

TismFarmer said:
Oh God!
Another  Pooner that looks like she sewed a binder out of skin...
Theyre all such freaks I wouldn't put it past them...
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Worse than a binder, you take off your shirt and that’s what’s there. First off, horrifying. You may as well get a bunch of tattoos (plz try not to pick rats and moths it’s so girl coded) on such an expanse. It would be less uncanny than this blank, off-proportioned chest.
 
Audit said:
I remain confused at why women have decided that rats of all animals are adorable. Ferrets I get. Chinchillas I understand. Rats are short lived animals associated with disease. Is there no better rodent? I hear capybara are affectionate.
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Rats are known to be very intelligent and highly sociable animals; they love the company of humans and are often described as being very dog like.

Most rodents are dumber than a sack of bricks and naturally averse to human constant. Rats will remember you by name and crawl into your shirt to nap with you. Very sweet little guys.
 
Coldsteel the Hedgehog said:
Rats are known to be very intelligent and highly sociable animals; they love the company of humans and are often described as being very dog like.

Most rodents are dumber than a sack of bricks and naturally averse to human constant. Rats will remember you by name and crawl into your shirt to nap with you. Very sweet little guys.
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They’re such cute little buggers. I kept rats for a few years but I couldn’t do it anymore after the last one died, they just don’t live long enough for how attached you get to them. :heart-empty:Poons and troons are too self-absorbed to be allowed to own any pets.
 
I genuinely feel bad for the rats. They are so intelligent, and yet, they live in filth and naturally overcrowd themselves because they are just so good at being animals. They are peak small mammal design, critters like the humble rat are why mammals survived the mass extinctions that pwned other lesser beings. And yet, they live fast, and often die horribly. I feed rats to my snake, and I used to live feed, and I stopped because I just felt bad. Their fear was palpable. They have such visible emotions. Now I feed frozen, which are ethically peacefully given an inert gas and put to sleep. Because at the end of the day, rats pretty much evolved to be eaten by larger animals, and that has to suck, but I can't change their role in the world.
 
Two Frogs said:
I genuinely feel bad for the rats. They are so intelligent, and yet, they live in filth and naturally overcrowd themselves because they are just so good at being animals. They are peak small mammal design, critters like the humble rat are why mammals survived the mass extinctions that pwned other lesser beings. And yet, they live fast, and often die horribly. I feed rats to my snake, and I used to live feed, and I stopped because I just felt bad. Their fear was palpable. They have such visible emotions. Now I feed frozen, which are ethically peacefully given an inert gas and put to sleep. Because at the end of the day, rats pretty much evolved to be eaten by larger animals, and that has to suck, but I can't change their role in the world.
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Off thread topic but on topic to this, the general newer standards for snake feeding is to not feed live if possible. Rats and rodents have nasty bites and can fight back and it's generally considered inhumane to subject the rodent to it as well as irresponsible to subject the snake to a potential deep infection from bites. This isn't a universal standard and genuinely some snakes simply won't respond to food without the full spectrum of stimuli that live feeding provides ontop of it being potentially considered enrichment for the snake. All in all, snake care seems to be a mess along side aquarium fish with the hobbies run generally off of "It worked for me and everyone else I know" as well as differing papers. That's not even scratching the surface of snake breeding and ball python breeding issues. Alas, I have no thread tax but my personal anecdote.

I knew a guy who trooned out and only needed about two visits to planned parenthood in the USA to get put on HRT with no therapy or any other bars of entry but yet somehow trannies are oppressed and can't get HRT. He still self harms and has been in and out of mental hospitals and doesn't see that the HRT hasn't done anything beyond make him look like a baby-fat middleschool boy and didn't fix anything mentally.
 
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