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Starry Time Podcast
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Color advertising photo of a Calamityware monster invasion themed porcelain created in a humorous version of a blue on white Chinese export porcelain scene. The plate shows a stylized giant robot walking toward a temple in a traditional Chinese porcelain style landscape. The plate sits on a blue on white cloth placemat near a covered porcelain serving dish, coffee cup, and cloth napkins decorated in the same style
Color advertising photo of a Calamityware monster invasion themed porcelain created in a humorous version of a blue on white Chinese export porcelain scene. The plate shows a stylized giant robot walking toward a temple in a traditional Chinese porcelain style landscape. The plate sits on a blue on white cloth placemat near a covered porcelain serving dish, coffee cup, and cloth napkins decorated in the same style
Color advertising photo of a Calamityware monster invasion themed porcelain created in a humorous version of a blue on white Chinese export porcelain scene. The plate shows a stylized giant robot walking toward a temple in a traditional Chinese porcelain style landscape. The plate sits on a blue on white cloth placemat near a covered porcelain serving dish, coffee cup, and cloth napkins decorated in the same style
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Starry Time Podcast
@starrytimepod@universeodon.com  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
A cartoon titled “The Centaur Scale” shows three variations of centaurs. The first, labeled “Not Enough Horse,” has a human body with horse hindquarters. The middle, “The Right Amount of Horse,” depicts a traditional centaur with a human upper body and a full horse body. The third, “Too Much Horse,” shows a horse with a human head. The cartoon is by Joe Dator (signature appears at the bottom right of the cartoon).
A cartoon titled “The Centaur Scale” shows three variations of centaurs. The first, labeled “Not Enough Horse,” has a human body with horse hindquarters. The middle, “The Right Amount of Horse,” depicts a traditional centaur with a human upper body and a full horse body. The third, “Too Much Horse,” shows a horse with a human head. The cartoon is by Joe Dator (signature appears at the bottom right of the cartoon).
A cartoon titled “The Centaur Scale” shows three variations of centaurs. The first, labeled “Not Enough Horse,” has a human body with horse hindquarters. The middle, “The Right Amount of Horse,” depicts a traditional centaur with a human upper body and a full horse body. The third, “Too Much Horse,” shows a horse with a human head. The cartoon is by Joe Dator (signature appears at the bottom right of the cartoon).
Starry Time Podcast
@starrytimepod@universeodon.com  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
A cartoon titled “The Centaur Scale” shows three variations of centaurs. The first, labeled “Not Enough Horse,” has a human body with horse hindquarters. The middle, “The Right Amount of Horse,” depicts a traditional centaur with a human upper body and a full horse body. The third, “Too Much Horse,” shows a horse with a human head. The cartoon is by Joe Dator (signature appears at the bottom right of the cartoon).
A cartoon titled “The Centaur Scale” shows three variations of centaurs. The first, labeled “Not Enough Horse,” has a human body with horse hindquarters. The middle, “The Right Amount of Horse,” depicts a traditional centaur with a human upper body and a full horse body. The third, “Too Much Horse,” shows a horse with a human head. The cartoon is by Joe Dator (signature appears at the bottom right of the cartoon).
A cartoon titled “The Centaur Scale” shows three variations of centaurs. The first, labeled “Not Enough Horse,” has a human body with horse hindquarters. The middle, “The Right Amount of Horse,” depicts a traditional centaur with a human upper body and a full horse body. The third, “Too Much Horse,” shows a horse with a human head. The cartoon is by Joe Dator (signature appears at the bottom right of the cartoon).
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