Jan 27
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Note for myself: never again tell my minions that I enjoy an internet trend involving balloon dogs. =w=
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Ready for the party
Note for myself: never again tell my minions that I enjoy an internet trend involving balloon dogs. =w=
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Scribbles the balloon dog Adopt🎈✨
Scribbles the balloon dog✨🎈 Available on my ko-fi!
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Balloon dog friends 🩷
Been having a ton of fun drawing artist trading cards (atc's) and also drawing balloon dogs :3 i think I may sell some ATC's someday for cheap!
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Balloon dog friends 🩷
Been having a ton of fun drawing artist trading cards (atc's) and also drawing balloon dogs :3 i think I may sell some ATC's someday for cheap!
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On Pinterest looking at some fresh memes and see an ad for some shit off Amazon, as you do, but this was funny enough that I wanted to download the image for future memetic use:
While on the page to download, left and then thought I had seen something hilarious so I went back and checked out the page, specifically the tags, specifically the tags denoting it as a medical training tool :
This just fills me with questions, primarily what is the genus of a balloon animal and what it's medical needs are. Have they been bred to be balloon dogs from the common balloon, or have they been bred to be balloon dogs from the common dog? Are dogs and balloons genetically similar enough to crossbreed? What?