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TF-Wizard — A Pure Wish
Published: 2013-11-03 03:51:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 28496; Favourites: 260; Downloads: 383
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A commission from This was a slightly odd caption for me to write as it was a TF caption, not a TG one. Not that I minded at all! Especially with the end result being as adorable as it is. And yes, I was referencing an earlier caption! You'll find I do that from time to time.
As Always: This picture is not mine, I claim no ownership or credit for it. It was obtained for this purpose from an Image Sharing site by the commissioner of this work.
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Pretty good, hanging with friends.
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Try clicking on it to enlarge it.
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Okay...not sure what to do...
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Er, what was the question again?
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oh i couldn't read it you said zoom in but didn't help much so I said oh well
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I cann't
my accont doesn't allow it
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Really? That's bizarre...Check your account settings.
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My computer account not the Da account
I don't know the administrator password
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Thanks! I usually like to do TG captions, but its' fun to switch things up once in a while.
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This story most certainly had an adorable ending. And the lack of TG actually felt like a nice change, considering how it's in most if not all of your other captions.
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Yeah. I realize that. However, It's kind of difficult to write TF captions outside of this kind of case, as I can't very well grab a random picture of a dog. I don't mind however, as I consider TG to be my favorite TF thing to write.
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I see. Well, write what you wish. If you love writing TG I can't and won't try to stop you. To be honest, I only really like TGs if they're either done well or done in unique ways. With that in mind, I look forward to your next piece.
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Well, I like to try to do TG's in unique ways, and i certainly hope they're well done. I'm glad you're looking forward to my next piece.
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'Tis not a problem. It is only natural for one to be eager for fine writing. In case you haven't noticed, I absolutely love the use of elevated language.
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Thanks, I'm glad you do. I'd like to try some non-TG stuff in the future as well, if only to break things up.
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It's just a bit harder to find pictures for TF captions...
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It certainly appears so.
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Oh well! I don't mind too much anyway.
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I found that apparent as well.
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Turned into an adorable cat girl... =3
Though a leash on a cat? The collar is one thing, but a leash?
Wonder what James said, when he learned she used to be his pet cat... ^^
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I didn't write too much about the leash as it frankly made little sense in the story...oh well.
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About the collar.
My childhood cat would go out with a flea collar and come back without one... XD
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I suppose that happens...
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Just meaning cats don't like them much... XD
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Oh, I know...the picture was given to me so I couldn't really do much about it.
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But damn, that cat girl is cute ^^
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Yeah! I was glad to receive a good picture to write about.
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Very nice. I love how sweet and cute the story is. I also like how you occasionally add little twists or mess with the reader in your stories like in this and A Wish for A Friend. Makes me wonder how many people actually did go back and count.
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Makes me wonder too! I've always loved the kind of lemony narrators in books that seem like characters themselves. Whether they're found in "The Hobbit" or in just about any of Terry Pratchett's novels, I love the sort of one sided interaction with the reader.
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If you are into video games at all, I would recommend The Stanley Parable. Best example of narrator messing with a player or reader I've ever seen.
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Yeah, I've played it and the HD version. Both versions are amazing!
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I liked the broom closet ending.
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