Rabbit’s new hair looks like,, ice cream. I can’t eat it but I want to. It looks Grape and Raspberry flavored. Ice Cream Man please get on Rabbit hair inspired ice cream this instant.

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Rabbit’s new hair looks like,, ice cream. I can’t eat it but I want to. It looks Grape and Raspberry flavored. Ice Cream Man please get on Rabbit hair inspired ice cream this instant.
being neurodivergent and an SPG fan is hard as i tend to repeat phrases or songs out loud. This simply would not be an issue if singing about fart patrol was socially acceptable, but alas
The Spine doing the Cha Cha Slide, a short story by tippsygnostalgic
The Song: “FIVE HOPS THIS TIME”
The Spine: *obscenely loud clanging as thousands of pounds of titanium alloy rapidly and repeatedly crash against the floor*
one of my favorite things about the steam powered giraffe fandom is that theres the regular fandom and then a terrifying subgenre of fans who are WAYYYYYY too into the lore and have dedicated hours of their lives to it
maybe,, naming my cat after a steam powered giraffe robot was a bad idea after all
The Spine chases yarn and tries to eat it like a cat
you never realize how much fire is mentioned in The Vice Quadrant until you’re writing a paper on your favorite album for school and you have to grasp for symbolism
So is the SPG fandom going to talk about how Malfunction is the best self confidence song purely because it doesn’t take the common narrative of “Everyone is Beautiful”? It instead takes the viewpoint of “maybe you’re not beautiful and maybe you have your malfunctions but you’re still loved and appreciated despite your flaws” and I think that’s a much more meaningful, realistic, and important message to put out into the world.