@jawa21M to High Quality GIFS • 1 month ago

Never Give Spock a Cat [OC Edit]

files.catbox.moe

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Never Give Spock a Cat [OC Edit]

files.catbox.moe

@jawa21M to High Quality GIFS • 1 month ago

cross-posted to:
tenforward@lemmy.world

Peertube: https://peertube.otakufarms.com/w/fKeKXG4ckxULnjaKDnmQ7T

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That font is barely readable on mobile.
- @jawa21OPM
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  That’s very fair - I didn’t test it there. Apologies for that.
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    No worries, I had to check I’d got my glasses on!

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