#doodle barks

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sitting through this lecture, zoned out and playing toontown

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i'm still not over amnesty, all i see is duck newton

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you could go fishing prepared to find those last 5 fish you need on a day where rarities are lower and you would still catch 150 jellybeans 47 times and every other fish in the gallery

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still waiting for toontown to make an update where boys can wear skirts

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drawing toons and cogs: -therapeutic -free -test the limits of creativity and character design

online classwork: -not fun -dumb

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thinking about ducks

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you know what

at first i was very skeptical about spinel moving in with the diamonds, but the more i think about it, the more it just kinda makes sense? it seemed that spinel and the diamonds coming together was just a rushed way to bring the movie to a close, that spinel would end up going into an environment where she wad just reduced to her former self as an entertainer and not as a person who has been through trauma. but she didn't actually hide her trauma. her physical appearance, flaws and all, stayed the same. spinel and the diamonds both had to deal with the loss of pink diamond in their own ways for so long, and they know they relate in that way. they also both acknowledge that they know that spinel nor the diamonds are pink, and that they have to move on. i think it's just what both parties need to truly move on and heal. for spinel, she now has the ability to start anew and develop with a family who really loves her. for the diamonds, they finally get to have their own baby again, someone who they can love, who won't push them away or leave. and honestly that's just so satisfying. thank u for coming to my ted talk

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... yall remember that toontown discord

isthat still a thing