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Nyaasu β May the Fourth Be With You! Feat. Rungs
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Published: 2020-05-05 00:08:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 2243; Favourites: 209; Downloads: 9
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Just a little happy Rungs for May 4th!(in case you're wondering, he's an extremely minor character in the Star Wars Holiday Special whom I stan for Reasons)
Rungs (c) ...George Lucas? Disney didn't want him so...
Art by me
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I know today is the eighth but.....
MaY ThE ForTh bE WiTh YoU
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you are so insanely good at rodents! this looks so good!Β
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Thank you so much!!! Rats are among my favorite animals, so I guess it shows!!
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LOL I mean I am a simple fellow - I see rat, I love rat.
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Haha, what? I've had twenty rats over the years and they all were nice! Well, except Lucas. He didn't quite love me. He only...tolerated me.
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Haha, yeah...I didn't have them all at once, though (thankfully!). They just don't live long.
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I don't...I lost all my most recent babies over a year ago now. My last one died during a surgery. I miss them very much and hope to have some again, once I have a better job and can better afford their care!
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Yeah, it was to remove a tumor...I've had it done a few times and had the rat recover but the past few times I haven't been so lucky...
Ahh, no!! There's a whole domesticated line of rats, that come from either high-quality hobby breeders or pet stores (although a lot of mine have been rescues/adoptions!). They are fully domesticated, and very different from wild rats!!! I think pet rats have been domesticated for 100 years or so now.
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I guess they could, if the breeder is bad/dirty. Otherwise I have no idea how they'd get diseases if they're bred in captivity!
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One day! Better job first, though!
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Haha, yeah, I saw people over-reacting to that and not understanding it! Everyone's kinda quick to jump the whole "BIG COMPANY IS OUT TO GET US!", and I don't blame them (since most times, they are), but this one was a huge (and possibly intentional?) misunderstanding.
Disney was looking to use tweets using that hashtag (and also specificallyΒ in replies to this one tweet they made) in promotional content, which means if they did notΒ obtain a person's express permission ("permission for Disney to use this tweet is granted upon using this hashtag"), and then used the tweets in said promotional content, Disney could be sued by the person who sent the tweet.
They were not trying to sue/hurtΒ us, but protect themselvesΒ from being sued.
I wish people would do research or think critically before trying to start a nice outrage outbreak on Twitter, I really do!! Because then people just see tweets like that and assume the worst, when it's all just a misunderstanding in the first place (and it's happened to me too!).
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YUP, totally not. And TRUST ME, Disney's done enough dirty deeds to cause alarm, so I'm not fully defending them, but this one instance was...a misunderstanding of copyright and intent.
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