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Wanna know what happens when I'm really, really bored, feel like drawing, don't know what to draw and wind up sitting down at my sketchbook anyway?
This. This happens.
I draw a picture of me. Riding a giant spider.
...WOOOOO!!

It's really just a doodle, but I just had to share it!

Spiders are hard as fuck to draw, btw...
Also, if I seem a little weird right now, it's because I'm typing this from my friend's house at way-too-fucking-early o' clock in the morning after going to bed at way-too-goddamned-late o' clock at night and so I've had like four hours of sleep and I'm barely functional...

But look, SPIDER!!
...What the fuck category do I put this in?

EDIT: Alright, time for a little more detail, now that I'm not super exhausted and sleep-deprived...
I've decided first of all that his name is Stanley. Why? Your guess is as good as mine.
Second, he is now an official part of my tickling mythos. He was a gift from Tara Kell; I hinted to her that there might be a revenge scene in her next story, so she genetically engineered a spider and gave him to me as an attempt at persuading me not include said scene...
Of course, being a product of the tickle doctor that she is, Stanley is adapted to tickle. His web is strong enough to bind even the squirmiest of lees; his fur tickles like giant scrub brushes; he has some hairs on his abdomen that he can brush off with his legs that tickle like a flurry of feathers (this is an actual thing--tarantulas have these special hairs that irritate and itch like crazy when they brush them off. I just made them tickle for mine. ), and somewhere under those fangs (don't ask me how or where), he has a nice, rough, wet tongue for licking ticklish feet. He can also nibble with his fangs--don't worry, he's smart enough to know not to apply too much pressure.
So yeah, he started as a doodle, but now he's a tickle pet. Go figure. It was about time I had a mascot anyways, and what better for "Arachnid98" than a giant tickle spider? X3

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Wanna know what happens when I'm really, really bored, feel like drawing, don't know what to draw and wind up sitting down at my sketchbook anyway?
This. This happens.
I draw a picture of me. Riding a giant spider.
...WOOOOO!!

It's really just a doodle, but I just had to share it!

Spiders are hard as fuck to draw, btw...
Also, if I seem a little weird right now, it's because I'm typing this from my friend's house at way-too-fucking-early o' clock in the morning after going to bed at way-too-goddamned-late o' clock at night and so I've had like four hours of sleep and I'm barely functional...

But look, SPIDER!!
...What the fuck category do I put this in?

EDIT: Alright, time for a little more detail, now that I'm not super exhausted and sleep-deprived...
I've decided first of all that his name is Stanley. Why? Your guess is as good as mine.
Second, he is now an official part of my tickling mythos. He was a gift from Tara Kell; I hinted to her that there might be a revenge scene in her next story, so she genetically engineered a spider and gave him to me as an attempt at persuading me not include said scene...
Of course, being a product of the tickle doctor that she is, Stanley is adapted to tickle. His web is strong enough to bind even the squirmiest of lees; his fur tickles like giant scrub brushes; he has some hairs on his abdomen that he can brush off with his legs that tickle like a flurry of feathers (this is an actual thing--tarantulas have these special hairs that irritate and itch like crazy when they brush them off. I just made them tickle for mine. ), and somewhere under those fangs (don't ask me how or where), he has a nice, rough, wet tongue for licking ticklish feet. He can also nibble with his fangs--don't worry, he's smart enough to know not to apply too much pressure.
So yeah, he started as a doodle, but now he's a tickle pet. Go figure. It was about time I had a mascot anyways, and what better for "Arachnid98" than a giant tickle spider? X3