#Woolie Vs

[captain-price-unofficially]

Hey guys, want to hear a joke?

[ryunumber]

Yo what's Woolie Madden's Ryu number?

Woolie Madden has a Ryu Number of 2/4.

[modeus-the-misanthrope]

This is it. You broke down Slay the Princess, to its bare essentials!

[wwyptt]

Fightsticks and FGC art from the past year or two -- you can hire me to make something for you, too!

[ferretteeth]

the green ending in ME3 is my least fave but i admit, viewed through Woolie's it's kind of hype

[eyecantread]

The original context in video form in case people want to see.

[paladinguy]

The Palworld Situation | Castle Super Beast 253 Clips

[wombocombo4x3]

Dox That Bun Headed F#€ker | Street Fighter 6: WORLD TOUR (13)

[captain-price-unofficially]

For context

the image is from an article on skin color measurement in regards to oximetry readings, it was the best I could find as far as having a decent range but a small enough number to fit in a poll

[woolysstuff]

AF ATTACK ART DUMP

Finally back from Greece so i can finally do art fight yay

Oh yeah and here's some Attacks i did recently

1 - @positiviteacup

2 - @/nebuladreamz

3 - @/socksandbuttons

4 - @/ocean-lunar

5 - @/darkxsoulzyx

[goodyankeedeadyankee]

Nahual (Amanda The Adventurer AU)

In 2014, in a Mexican-American town, Amanda (doctor, 24 years old), the daughter of a priest, falls in love with Wooly (lawyer, 24 years old) a nahual who can transform into a sheep, and things get complicated when Sam, who hunts nahuals, discovers her daughter's romance.

En el 2014, en un pueblo mexicano-americano, Amanda (doctora, 24 años) hija de un sacerdote, se enamora de Wooly (abogado, 24 años) un nahual que puede transformarse en oveja, y las cosas se complican cuando Sam, quien caza nahuales, descubre el romance de su hija.

Es mi au principal y planeo hacer cosas con el, quien sabe, incluso hacerlo una historia original, pero amo mucho el Amanda x Wooly y me gusta que se mantenga así por el momento :333

Y ya eso es todo, si me funan, diganles que los odio también.

[modeus-the-misanthrope]

Razor fans defending their thirst for a woman who disembowls them.

[modeus-the-misanthrope]

This was the first thing that popped into my head.

Soulslike where every humanoid foe sticks to the usual ponderous strike-and-parry routine, except for one random nameless generic skeleton whose moveset is straight Devil May Cry shit. There is absolutely no lore explaining or justifying this.

[1tbls]

woolie, wistfully, while trying to decide between the armor or homo-sexual underground thought projects: "cool armor, or gay power......... cool armor........ gay power..........."

[tartlette1968]

Store Boycott's are supposed to be "Woke" aren't they?

I ask the question because these last few weeks people have been making plans to celebrate--or not--the 26th of January as Australia Day.

Australian history is not a clearly written straight line. The Nation was federated on the 1st of January, 1901. The 26th of January, 1788 may--or may not--be a day on which something significant occurred. That depends on the interpretation of "significant". In any case, in 1994, the then PM declared the 26th of January a public holiday.

Almost immediately the day, officially called "Australia Day", was declared a holiday, it was also labelled, "Invasion Day" by indigenous groups around Australia. The 26th of January had been declared a "Day of mourning" by indigenous people around Australia well before the public holiday came into being. There had been days labelled "Australia Day" that fell on various dates all around the calendar in the first half of the 20th century. So, like I said, it's not a simple straight line.

So to the boycott.

One of the two Australian based supermarket chains, Woolworths, announced they wouldn't be stocking mass-produced Australia Day paraphernalia. Most of this stuff emblazoned with the Australian flag, and koalas, and kangaroos or something like that, I might add, is likely to have been manufactured in China.

The leader of the opposition, Peter Dutton, explicitly called for a boycott of stores not supporting Australia Day.

The call for a boycott is a simple issue. In the shadow of the rejected change to enshrine and Indigenous Voice in the Constitution, issues surrounding Indigenous recognition are causing consternation and heated and obscenity laden debate. People who have previously opposed coordinated retail boycotts are supporting this call for a coordinated retail boycott. It was only a matter of time before they took up this form of activism, and I'm not criticising them for doing this. They have joined what they previously declared to be the height of a communist "Deep State" New World Order strategy for enslaving us all. I mean, they've joined the Dark Side, right?

But the boycott isn't enough. Some are going out of their way to verbally abuse Woolworths staff, and the reasons seem pretty obvious. Concerned that the boycott will not be popular enough, they want to strongarm Woolies into taking their side. Not quite how boycotts work, but then they have always feared they are fighting on the losing side.

And that place formerly known as Twitter has been drowning in the rage and apoplexy of the far-right, as could be expected.