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A while ago I noticed the vast differences in how cartoon rats are usually drawn as opposed to mice. Rats really get the short end of the stick. Long-nosed, big-butted and always sinister. Here, poor Gadget has realized that a slight change in species has drastically altered her appearance!

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female 1,004,761, mouse 50,254, transformation 38,754, rat 21,345, tf 12,195, rescue rangers 1,617, gadget 1,349

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Published: 13 years ago

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skunktronix

13 years ago

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And yet, somehow, she's still cute. :)

AlexReynard

13 years ago

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@ skunktronix

Because Gadget is always cute. It's, like, the fourth law of thermodynamics.

biohazard

13 years ago

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That's why I created Alice...I was tired of cartoon rats that bore no resemblance to the real thing!

AlexReynard

13 years ago

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@ biohazard

Having held a pet rat once, I can attest to your success. Also, Alice is just plain cute. :)

JunkBox

13 years ago

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Rats! They're cute!
They're even earning the real life title of Hero.

AlexReynard

13 years ago

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@ JunkBox

Awesome! Go little ratties go! :D

Cascadiarch

13 years ago

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Man, I love this!

I think the whole "short end of the stick" aspect is part of why I enjoy rats so much. I'm a big "stigma"-phile so I can't help but love icky, ugly, long-nosed, big-butted, always sinister things.

AlexReynard

13 years ago

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@ Cascadiarch

>I'm a big "stigma"-phile so I can't help but love icky, ugly, long-nosed, big-butted, always sinister things.

LOL! I like that term 'stigmaphile'. That's a pretty good description of a lot of my kinks too. I like the stuff people tend to reject precicely for the reasons they usually reject them. Also, big bottoms on toons are always good!

Cascadiarch

13 years ago

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@ AlexReynard

>LOL! I like that term 'stigmaphile'.

Thanks! I've used the term for awhile now since it pretty accurately describes my mindset. I'm just naturally drawn anything that's ignoble, humiliating, ugly, disgusting, or otherwise stigmatized by a majority of people. Though I love it myself, I tend to have a "negative" approach to it (i.e. characters not wanting humiliating situations, etc). After all, to me, non-consentuality just adds to the stigma and shame!

AlexReynard

13 years ago

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@ Cascadiarch

>I'm just naturally drawn anything that's ignoble, humiliating, ugly, disgusting, or otherwise stigmatized by a majority of people.

Tee hee. Yep, sounds like me too!

>I tend to have a "negative" approach to it (i.e. characters not wanting humiliating situations, etc). After all, to me, non-consentuality just adds to the stigma and shame!

I can understand that. I usually prefer things where two stigmatized furs find happiness with one another and don't care what anyone else thinks. :)

Cascadiarch

13 years ago

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>I usually prefer things where two stigmatized furs find happiness with one another and don't care what anyone else thinks. :)

Which I can understand too, of course. I like the approach and, socially, I'd much rather live in a community or world where my stigmatized aspects are accepted. But, as far as kinky fun goes, I love being teased and taunted! As long as I know the person doing it actually knows I like it and is doing it all in good fun, they can get away with just about anything. :P

AlexReynard

13 years ago

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@ Cascadiarch

Ohhhhhh, I see! I enjoy that too, so long as, like you said, it's done in the spirit of playfulness instead of cruelty. That was pretty much the genesis of Mrs. Schaddenfreude!

Cascadiarch

13 years ago

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@ AlexReynard

I don't mind if it seems cruel (as some of the scenes I get into do), just as long as I know the other person or people involved are only doing the cruel things because they know it makes me happy. As far as kinkiness goes, "it's the thought that counts."

AlexReynard

13 years ago

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@ Cascadiarch

I certainly don't mind that either. Heck, how many stories have I written where someone snuffs someone else because they know everyone involved will enjoy it. ;)

Cascadiarch

13 years ago

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@ AlexReynard

Speaking of stories, I kinda envision Bartleby's Hell as having disassociated and subjective reactions to the same kinks. Like, say, two fat furs - one 300 pounds and one 600 pounds - walk down a street at the same time and somehow everyone just knows to taunt the smaller one for being so fat and to lovingly hug and cuddle the larger one's softness, since that's what both of them would like and want, respectively.

AlexReynard

13 years ago

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@ Cascadiarch

That makes a lot of sense. People would just sort of give off a 'vibe' of how they want to be treated, so there's few misunderstandings.

EmmetEarwax

11 years ago

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Edited 11 years ago by Owner

This suggests Chuck E.Cheese.
My Marsh family are rats,but say they are mice -to avoid bad press. The Marshes & Fieldmarshals are the only ratones (rat people) who remain on the surface world. The rest have set up a subterranean kingdom under NYC with entrances/exits west of 10th avenue in Manhatten.Ride the subways there and you may espy the entrances/exits in the dark tunnels between stations and a few IN the stations - if you look out the windows . (There USED to be a closed platform under the 42nd-8th avenue station, but in the 40+ years I've used the A-line, and I've been down the stairs a few times-it has been erased - without trace ).

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