#kehehehehe!!!

[guppygiggles]

Happy birthday, @in-stitchesx! 💙

[mysteryampharos]

my friends came over so i made both of them take the pmd personality test

You can find the quizz i used with them here!

[xayspancakeee]

ahhhhh-

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dr zayne humming little lamb? Y E S

what a fabulous thing to wake up to.

[riimuladump]

only feels appropriate to put here

from 2020

[lethalcontracts]

Clay doodle by @zika-the-certified-idiot

Dont forget to fix yourself a nutritious meal!!

[heheshruberycollector]

Can we be friends? You’ve really cool and we want to talk to you more

YES DEF

Cmon HERE NOW

[candycryptids]

;w ; Them.... Heehee... wow.... aaaaaaaaaa

[idoodle2draw-marquer]

Fallen

[clockw0rkvaudeville]

Hi! You responded to a post about unusual special interests and wanted someone to ask about wooden ventriloquist puppets.

I think that sounds awesome?? Please tell me about them

1: when did ventriloquism become popular/what is it’s origin?

2: why are wooden ones specifically your favorite?

3: who’s your favorite puppet?

4: got any fun facts?

EHEHEHHEEHEHHEHEHE >:)

Well!!

Ventriloquism has been around for QUITE some time!

In fact, it was originally a spiritual thing along ancient Greeks and Romans, where ventriloquists would actually speak for and interpret what your stomach had to say!

The kind of ventriloquism you see today is believed to have began in 18th century England. By the late 18th century it had become fairly established as a form of entertainment. At that point, there was also another popular form of ventriloquism where people would make their voice sound like it was coming someplace else, called distant ventriloquism. People had also started to use dolls and puppets for this practice. Fred Russel was one of the first to popularize the ventriloquist puppet concept.

When TV and the radio became a thing Edgar Burgen hosted a radio show which created a major rise in popularity for the concept.

Wooden ones are particularly my favorite because of the way they look and the potentials for articulation.

A lot of my favorite puppets are fictional, funnily enough, and could not be recreated entirely or used properly in real life. Nick Nack and Mortimer Handee from Hello Puppets come to mind. In real life? Howdy Doody holds a special place in my heart.

I may add some fun facts when it is not 3:30 AM ^^’

[strawberrystepmom]

since bloomy started talking about sex tapes now all i can think about is the type of sextape i'd make and how unserious it would be LMFAO

[sxnburst]

Who's thinking about who?

[guppygiggles]

Gotcha~

For the lovely @nikki-tine! 💙

[dykeferatu]

[dragonpropaganda]

The best part about having early access to downpour is i get a head start on the achievements :3

[shaudo-of-a-doubt]

I see we're all ready for December

bad hedgehog

[corvussnakee]

Me when @pupp0ccino draws tails. (I fr am like "Yippie!!! Yippie!!" when u draw tails, so silly, They have so much personality ehehe)

Actually what properly got me into giving all (like 99%) of my skeletons tails.

Fuck it we ball kinda vibes, followed by aggressive scribbling out a twirly whirly tail or a silly lil nub.

Tails Shown : : Horror(3), Killer(1), Ink(1), Fell(2), and Edge(1)

All art belongs to pupp0ccino!!!... If that wasn't all that clear-ish, uh- *Scrambles away cus the social anxiety started kicking in.*