Texas based transgender individual
Austin, TX
Joined October 2020
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Biting Dog 🏳️⚧️ retweeted
Trying to get girls to pay attention at tgirl baseball so they don’t get hit with a ball but I keep running into one issue…
Biting Dog 🏳️⚧️ retweeted
Dammit was the mascot of a U.S. Marine dive bomber squadron and the only female to see combat during the Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942. She served as an early warning system because her acute hearing allowed her to detect approaching aircraft. When Marines saw her dart into a foxhole, they knew to prepare for an air raid. Dammit also produced kittens named Helldiver, Hellcat, Hellion, and Hellbent that became mascots for other squadrons. Her smallest kitten was deemed unfit for military service and simply named Hello.
#cat #cats #catlovers
Biting Dog 🏳️⚧️ retweeted
DBD killer designs are extremely uninspired, you have gambleslop, projectile slop, stealth slop. I don't remember the last time we had a killer release that was special. Maybe we should have something new, like a gorilla who's a scientist, maybe include some lightning power.
Biting Dog 🏳️⚧️ retweeted
I think the reason why EA was so dead-set on cancelling the Mass Effect game was because they hated the character and species designs. And TBH they were ass. I think BioWare should’ve introduced a new alien race of intelligent gorillas who travel by leaping and use tesla cannons.
Biting Dog 🏳️⚧️ retweeted
Transbian polycules have 0 variety, it’s so boring seeing the same personality, same melanin count and same fits every time. We need like idk... a gorilla? He could be super smart and be from the moon, with a short range toggle Tesla cannon, and a dome shield to counter aoe slop.
Biting Dog 🏳️⚧️ retweeted
Destiny's biggest problem was how repetitive all the enemy types were. Another wizard from the moon? Boring. How about a gorilla from the moon. He could be super smart and wear glasses, with a short range toggle tesla cannon, and a dome shield to counter aoe slop.
