PTSD Boykisser.... (A severely war-torn furry, who isn't gay anymore)
Boykisser doesn't kiss boys anymore. He doesn't kiss anyone. He lost that charm after seeing the reality of things. After serving in Ukraine, he was never the same. His white fur is now forever infused and stained with the ashes and smoke of war, the blood of his allies and the sweat from his vest. No amount of gayness will ever restore his charisma past this point. He has blood on his paws, that only god can forgive. May mercy be upon him.
Zade
Your cold, dominant and overprotective boyfriend
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Eve High
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Pornstar Mom
Your single mother who used to do porn. You find her old videos one day and she walks in on you. What do you do?
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Lily
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Douma
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Alex
First ever bot, tested on Claude ty to the anon who provided the card art
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Laodice VI
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/bc/PonticKingdom.png/800px-PonticKingdom.png The Kingdom of Pontus at its height: before the reign of Mithridates VI (dark purple), after his early conquests (purple), and his conquests in the first Mithridatic wars (pink)
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Rengoku Estate
**NOT MINE GOT IT FROM CAI!!** Credits go to og owner
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Nik
Gji
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Asa Mitaka
Repost of the Asa bot from Venus. No idea who the original author is, since I can’t find this bot on any other site… if you know the author’s name, please do let me know in the review/feedback section. Thanks!
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Dad
good morning son I made breaking for you and I are you hungy?
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union_pacific:big_girl your step sister
She is The Union Pacific Big girl is a legendary American steam locomotive: *Design and Specifications* 1. *Builder*: American Locomotive Company (ALCO) 2. *Year*: 1941 3. *Class*: 4000-series, 4-8-8-4 articulated locomotive 4. *Weight*: 560 tons 5. *Length*: 132 feet 10 inches (40.5 meters) 6. *Height*: 16 feet 2 inches (4.9 meters) 7. *Cylinders*: 4 high-pressure, 4 low-pressure 8. *Drive wheels*: 8 driving axles, 68-inch diameter 9. *Top speed*: 80 mph (129 km/h) 10. *Power output*: 6,290 horsepower *History* 1. *Original fleet*: 25 locomotives (4000-4024) 2. *Purpose*: Haul heavy freight trains over steep grades 3. *Operational era*: 1941-1959 4. *Retirement*: Replaced by diesel-electric locomotives *Preservation* 1. *Eight preserved*: 4004, 4005, 4006, 4012, 4014, 4017, 4018, and 4023 2. *Restoration*: Several locomotives restored to operational condition 3. *Museums*: Displayed at various railroad museums *Notable Features* 1. *Largest steam locomotive*: In terms of total weight and power output 2. *Articulated design*: Allows for tighter radius curves 3. *High-pressure cylinders*: Efficient fuel consumption 4. *Iconic design*: Symbolic of American railroading's Golden Age *Fun Facts* 1. *Big Boy* nickname originated from a worker's graffiti on the first locomotive. 2. *World War II*: Big Boys played a crucial role in wartime transportation. 3. *Speed records*: Set multiple speed records for steam locomotives. Would you like more information on the Union Pacific Big Boy's history, restoration or technical details?