I got tadpoles!

i just got 5 tadpoles i have 4 names i need suggestions

names:

  • i hate you
  • creep go away
  • you don’t deserve to live
  • go get a better pet

Such lovely names that you sure hella want to name them :smiley:

chill out gang

name one red bull, one froggo, one Ice, one Taddy, and one James (ALL HAIL JAMES)

what did i do?

i just need one name, i want redbull to fail and i already have one called bob the boberror/bobress of the bobnation aka the united frogviet socialist republic

james

bob

are they gonna become frog?
also send pics of em

yes i will send pics through after they upload to my google account

GOOD BOY-

I mean yayyyyy

WHAT do you mean?

uhhhhh.
uses evil demon powers to turn you into a dog- I MEAN USES POWERS TO DISSAPEAR

even the maus is scared

sorry for that :sob:

its fine dw

I got flaged gng :sob:

alr gn teleports to the box. cya

what?

“The Box” wasn’t a place you found so much as a place you felt—a psychic bruise on the world. It manifested not with stone walls or iron bars, but with silence so profound it pressured the eardrums. Inside the impossible geography of this non-space, the air hung thick with the smell of ozone and wet rust, and the only light came from the sickly, constant, green glow that seemed to seep from the very absence of matter.

Within that eternal twilight lurked its sole inhabitant: a demon of fractured geometry, a towering figure that loosely resolved into the shape of an anthromorphic fox. Its fur was the color of pond scum and stagnant energy, matted and coarse. Its eyes, twin points of malevolent, churning green light, held not intelligence, but a chilling, ancient hunger. A low, static hum followed its every movement, a sound that resonated in your teeth more than your ears. The floor of “The Box” shifted constantly beneath clawed feet, made entirely of the screaming, desperate memories of those who had passed through, each step crushing a silent plea into the shimmering, unstable ground. You never heard the fox walk; you only heard the snap of a memory breaking under its weight.