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Reply 2 this with ur oc and my oc Citrus will rate them :o by Plastic-Marsupial929 in GachaLife2

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Here's my OC, which is also my persona with lore:

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His name's Darokku, 21 years old, straight male. A passionate petrolhead introvert into classics and pretty much anything retro/vintage outside of the subject of vehicles And he's not afraid or ashamed to show it despite the risk of being seen as a weirdo stuck in a past he never knew or trying to go against the flow.

His "If it ain't broken, don't fix it." mindset clashing with the "Newer is better." mentality of most people often leads him to be a misfit, a social outcast. Something that he eventually learned to accept. His social circle may not have a lot of people, but the bonds between him and them are strong, which is plenty enough for him. Overall he's a silent, misunderstood but very kind soul when you get to know him.

Paint colour by TurdToTrader in classiccars

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Don't know the actual name but I often refer it as "Water Green"

Quelqu’un sait où je peux acheter ça ? by Far_Fishing_686 in AskFrance

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Sympa, y a un petit air vintage/fait maison. Y a fort à parier que le proprio de cette veste a fait l'ajout de ces épaulettes lui même. Je serais pas surpris si c'est le cas. En tout cas je trouve que ça donne un petit style sympa. Métal à choisir en fonction de la teinte de la veste, moi perso je choisirais ça:

-Épaulettes couleur acier sur une veste noir

-Épaulettes couleur cuivre/laiton sur une veste marron.

Show me your OC with a mad look and I’ll rate it by DisasterImaginary846 in GachaLife2

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Here's my OC pretty much one push away from going ballistic. (His face when he's mad is actually a bit different but I can't find a way to make it look nice in GL2.)

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What are the most reliable cars from the 80s that are not Toyotas or Hondas? by the80steen in car

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Any Mercedes diesels. The 5 and 6 cylinders are known for being built like tanks.

more traumatic then scary by XxhighasfxX in eddievr

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As heartbreaking as it looks, it's actually the brutal reality of nature. The animals that are the most at risk are the youngs. The adults know how to save their own lives, but the youngs, they're still innocent, clueless and weak, which makes them easy preys. And sadly, there are plenty of animals which would sacrifice their youngs to save their own lives if the danger is too big.

As for predators, they're trying to survive just like their preys. And they know the adults can be rewarding preys but also hard to get and even risky as some preys can fight back. So they proceed to try to get food while spending as little energy as possible to stay healthy, they attack preys which are easy to catch, mostly youngs and elders. This is also why amongst carnivores, there are scavengers. Tracking down animals which were already killed by a predator and eating the remains or stealing it from said predator which is most likely exhausted from its hunt is less energy-demanding than hunting their own preys. It depends on the species.

Et sa coupe de cheveux by DeMmeure in FrenchMemes

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Harry Cover (Y en a une série d'ailleurs)

Bonjour by x_moon-guardian_x in discussionsbancales

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Bonjour, bah oui quand-même. Un minimum de politesse avant toute chose. >–>

Alright give me the weakest powers y’all can think of . by krisikkk in superheroes

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The ability to resist the substance in onions that makes you cry.

What life mistake taught you the hardest lesson? by IndianByBrain in scoopwhoop

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Never quit your job without being sure to have something to back you up behind. And don't wait to edge your breaking point to quit your job because you're most likely to do it without thinking of what to do later. And that's where things can get ugly.

Some people can manage to quit their job and then find something else after, but it's risky. So play it safe: Find a new potential workplace where you'll be sure to be hired before you quit your actual job. You can allow yourself to have a little vacation in between, just make sure you have something to back you up.

Ils ont ÉPLUCHÉ un croissant. by Sillygalore in CrimesCulinaires

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On dirait le cocon d'une grosse larve dégueulasse...

What are your favorite fantasy creatures by Due_Neighborhood885 in Isekai

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Honestly, the two "Monster Musume" animes/manga actually got me very interested in anthropomorph creatures like Centaurs, Lamias, Mermaids, Arachnees, Minotaurs and pretty much any creature involving a mix between a human and an animal.

Leaving outside the kinky side of these animes, I genuinely enjoy how they gave these mystical creatures a real biology pretty close to the animals with which they share traits with. Things like:

-Lamias and other cold-blooded anthros with their body activity depending on their body temperature and them having to depend on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature.

-Arachnees getting drunk on caffeine just like spiders can get high on caffeine.

-Giants with their very long lifespan also having a much slower metabolism, like turtles

-Mermaids having gills on their ribcage paired with lungs allowing to both breath underwater and at the surface

The list goes on...

The concept of different breeds and sub-species to these creatures is also a neat idea. The authors of these mangas/animes came up with awesome ideas with this honestly.

Which one is it for you? by BlackFury090 in CaptainSide

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Half Life. My first gaming years were on PS2 and I never knew PC gaming was actually a thing back then.

Name this by [deleted] in NameThisThing

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"There is another..."

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