#thedarkestknights

[f33ls]

@thedarkestknights

is catwoman purr friend

[equiuszahhak]

D --> I think he has notifications for his name turned on

[livef1sh]

...Is that the fucking Batsquid?

[nameless-brand]

@arsonistsfirefly, @thedarkestknights, @hello-mrpresident, @something-in-the-wayne

Eyyyy. Greeting everyone. I am Sato! ( ﾟ∀ﾟﾉﾉﾞ please hold your applause!

I am the master of Ikea assembly - I totally built this chair properly, and the kid I'm fostering isn't patting me on the head reassuringly saying "it is okay. it is a good horse." No, this is not a suspiciously specific denial, where are all these horrible accusations coming from? (•̥̥̥-•̥̥̥)

Anyway, icebreaker question! What was the last thing you had to assemble by hand? Legos do count, but you still gotta give another thing you assembled. Sorry, I don't make the rules. Aha.

[hyliasblade]

@thedarkestknights

Hi Um

So Are you A Keese

Or keese Related some How

Because I think that Is very interesting And Cool

[millenniumdueled]

@thedarkestknights

oh!!! that's really good news, because i just ordered :p

[coolhearted]

@thedarkestknights

Should I question whether you did so knowingly or not.

[puzzlies]

@thedarkestknights

You may not be our friendly neighbourhood cryptid, but I still have to ask: why a bat? There’s plenty of other animals out there that can potentially be considered more frightening. A brown bear, for example. Though, did you know cows kill an average of twenty North Americans a year, which is double the amount of people killed by sharks? Statistically, cows are more frightening than bats by a milestone, since it’s not even bats that are potentially dangerous, but the parasites or illnesses they may carry.