To all the physical anthropologists out there, what kind of elf is this? I thought their kind were all gone!
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That would be a Galtic Elf.
I've seen one or two elf-girls before. A fine phenotype to be sure. I would look like the male morph if I were significantly less robust.
do you have elvish blood? or is it simply a phenotypic similarity?
Yep, some Vanyar ancestry back there somewhere ;)
Elvish, or Elves, as opposed to Elfs implies Tolkien IIRC.
are you high?
I suggest this might be a Williams' Syndrome sufferer.
^^^Hmm
Seems possible I guess.
I was surprised as well. In her previous diavlog with Henry Farrell she looked much better, possibly due to her hair covering her ears.
I was having a bad everything day. They happen sometimes when you have too much copy due.
I was surprised as well. In her previous diavlog with Henry Farrell she looked much better, possibly due to her hair covering her ears.
sir,
if i may say so that was a most ungentlemanly observation. civility and grace demands that you apologize for your unchivalrous words!
yours truly,
c.v. snicker
c.,
give tggp a break. he's a virgin from what i recall ;-)
[be a gentlemen, not a 7 year old]
Chet, I'm not an etiquette expert, but I think comparing a person to themselves is considered acceptable. Otherwise women would not ask "How does this look?", after a hair-cut or when trying on an item clothing.
On the other hand, you have offended my honor and I demand satisfaction. Pistols at dawn!