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Earl: Origins"Sounds great," he said. There's only two months until her birthday, he thought. That's not nearly enough time to plan a proper revenge. I think I'm going to have to take some days off work.
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Earl: Origins"Sounds great," he said. There's only two months until her birthday, he thought. That's not nearly enough time to plan a proper revenge. I think I'm going to have to take some days off work.
I've been found outEarl: Origins
“Mom, I just really need to focus on my art right now.”I'm a dumb idiot with a dumb idiot sense of humor. I laughed myself sick making this.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweater_curse"And the best part is that the wool comes from an alpaca ranch in Colorado that's run by trans women," she said. "It's a bit more expensive, but I think it's worth it. They're building a haven for LGBTQ people in a very transphobic area."
"That's great," he said. He itched so much and in so many places that he could actually feel a tear welling up in the corner of his eye.
"See, it's even got little bits of hay and stuff embedded in the fibers," she said, picking at the sweater. "Very rustic."
"Yeah, that's cool," he said. Every square inch of his torso and arms felt like they were on fire.
"It's a bit heavy," she said, staring at the sweater thoughtfully. "More of a winter sweater, I guess."
"No, it's fine," he said. He didn't perspire much as a rule, but he could feel great beads of sweat forming on his forehead and running down his face. Are my eyelids sweating? he wondered incredulously. Is that even a thing?
"I was thinking you could wear it tonight when we go out with Jake and Steph for your birthday dinner," she said. "How's that sound?"
"Sounds great," he said. There's only two months until her birthday, he thought. That's not nearly enough time to plan a proper revenge. I think I'm going to have to take some days off work.
An omen of what's to come for the tranch? If it's very existence wasn't foreboding enough.
Is all they're planning on selling yarn? Or do they have other products/services they're offering? I know furries have notoriously deep pockets but some subpar yarn and only that would make one sad con table.I'm wondering how much money they'll make at DenFur.
They'll be bringing merch for sure. Last time they posted they had stickers & t-shirts (my favorite being the TRANS but with the anarchist A and ALPACAS with the anarchist A - because it's embarrassing and false), maybe they'll have more.Is all they're planning on selling yarn? Or do they have other products/services they're offering? I know furries have notoriously deep pockets but some subpar yarn and only that would make one sad con table.
And I can't wait to see their publicly available tax filings next year.They filed a 503 for a reason.
This reminds me."And the best part is that the wool comes from an alpaca ranch in Colorado that's run by trans women," she said. "It's a bit more expensive, but I think it's worth it. They're building a haven for LGBTQ people in a very transphobic area."
And its not like they're against covering it with camper vans anyway.And since they chose that site themselves, excuses like "No space!" won't cut it; they chose what space they had.
I can neither confirm nor deny this alleged plan.I have a prediction. The tranch will be attacked by Earl during DenFur. With all the trannies away there won't be anyone defending it so Earl will be able to cause significant amount of damage (no photos of the damage will be posted though). Luckily they will be able to hear about the attack shortly before the convention starts so the furries will have ample time to donate enough to help the tranch back to it's feet again before the convention ends.
According to the website for Denfur:What I'm looking forward to in the con is if they decide to try and carry. I dunno the local laws or the con rules, but the Troons basically market themselves as tacticool, and I could see them at least wearing their full rattle in there.
An omen of what's to come for the tranch? If it's very existence wasn't foreboding enough.
In a 2005 poll, 15% of active knitters said that they had experienced the sweater curse firsthand, and 41% considered it a possibility that should be taken seriously.
