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Some epic crossover between Sawyer and Darla Dimple from "Cats don`t dance" with Evil the Cat and Henchrat from "Earthworm Jim" TV series :3
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http://rule34.paheal.net/post/view/1430464

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male 1,256,909, female 1,143,380, cat 224,424, male/female 102,769, bondage 77,078, rape 33,596, monster 27,162, rat 24,780, big balls 21,026, kitty 20,079, rule 34 18,034, big penis 17,995, rule34 11,887, porn 10,426, humor 5,976, bondage - adult 779, pussycat 504, sawyer 292, freak 278, ugly 203, cats don't dance 148, earthworm jim 53

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Type: Picture/Pinup

Published: 11 years, 5 months ago

Rating: Mature

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zfqfmb

11 years, 5 months ago

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Wait... rats do not lay eggs...

MADJerk

11 years, 5 months ago

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@ zfqfmb

"	zfqfmb wrote:
	Wait... rats do not lay eggs...

Ah, damn, translate troubles...
On russian "eggs" and "balls" have the same value.
Expressions with the word "eggs" as a synonym for the men`s scrotum is used even more often. For example: "I imagine all your eggs served" "Egg itchy" "This bastard broke my balls!"

zfqfmb

11 years, 5 months ago

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@ MADJerk

Aaah. That explains much, it would make for many fun sayings too. In my country eggs are a woman's thing. "How do you like your eggs?" for example.

Frankly I think the cartoon rodents are female; it would explain why so many dress up as women all the time.

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