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Chances are, if you’ve logged into tumblr within the past week you’ve noticed that there’s an awful lot of Pokemon splicing going on. I was particularly fond of the cute Koffing splices so I made plushies of Chanfing and Raifing *u*
I don’t have room to keep these (they’re bigger than they look in the pictures!), but I’m not sure how much I’d want to sell them for. If you’re interested in adopting one/both shoot me an offer, I also have a trade wishlist~
O M F G!!!!!
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An anon from last night suggested Gastly/Hitmonchan HOPE THIS IS GOOD ENOUGH
HOLY SHIT
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My first one, it was too damn cute to not do! Sandysaur!
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Home made cosplay of the Iron Man Mark 7 suit shown off at animeland wasabi 2012
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they look really nice *-*..ı guess ı lıke evrythıng whıch ınclude motifs.
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I have been out as transgender for a little over a year and been on hormones for a year now and not once did I push an issue and throw into people’s faces that I am transgender and they need to see me as such.
For months now I have seen individuals push for things that are not really necessary…I agree, though I am confused on the whole graduation gown thing..
I can’t think of hearing any laws or school rules that the gowns are gender-specific or not allowing transgenders/genderqueer people to wear them..
the only thing I can think of is people not wanting to make transmen wear a “gown”(even though cis men wear them??)
so I’m [really] confused on that, but I agree with the rest =)
I tried to read the original post, but it seems the OP deleted it.
But, at my school, they pretty much forced girls to wear a dress underneath, while guys got to wear pants. :/ Everyone had to wear the gown, though.
I asked if I could wear pants, and one of the teachers said yes, but the counselor and she was one of the people in charge of running the graduation.
It was a pain in the ass. I had to buy a dress just for that one time… >.>
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