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CW: Vore Animation 🍌🦖 Bird go Bwomp~ Midway through this one I discovered that low angles are stupidly powerful 👀 Gift animation for 🍌@KorthraanAD ! Interceptor model by whiteperson on FA!

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xalware.bsky.social2 年前

@KorthraanAD GOD DAYUUUMMM but also, yummers

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It's Alsnapz! 🔞(Just One!) 🟣⚪⚫2 年前

@KorthraanAD I swear to god xD

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Inky (Follow on 🦋)2 年前

@KorthraanAD al holy fucking shit youre improving so fast im losing my MIND at these angles

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It's Alsnapz! 🔞(Just One!) 🟣⚪⚫2 年前

@KorthraanAD T'ankuuu 'v'

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Scarlet (Slots open!!) (🔞)2 年前

@KorthraanAD GOSHHH YOU WERE KIDDING ON THE LOW ANGLES DAMNN Taking notes ngl

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It's Alsnapz! 🔞(Just One!) 🟣⚪⚫2 年前

@KorthraanAD Yeah!!! Just shove your belly in folks' faces. 👀

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Sable 'Please read my writing' Argyle2 年前

Holy hell this is amazing! Those shapes are amazing!!

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Steelclaw2 年前

@KorthraanAD I fully agree with the angle, and I wish there was more of it

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Nixter 🔜 MFF2 年前

@KorthraanAD 😳😳😳 OH I'm suddenly feeling things for raptors >////////////<

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Purple Prey2 年前

your work is seriously legendary al

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