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I am finally getting around to getting a discord going for us.

What is your primary goal?
Perhaps 1k, 2k, top 5, first?

Thank you for establishing embassies with us at Lewisham. Please feel free to drop by or even send a resident ambassador or pinocchios. We look forward to building relations, offering help, or partaking in any events you'll have open

Yours
Sevastyan Kepakiano
Monson Diplomat of Lewisham

p.s 'pinocchio' is Lewisham slang for 'puppets'🤡


Appearance
The marsupilami is a black-spotted yellow leopard-like creature with dog-like ears. Male marsupilamis have an incredibly long, strong, flexible, prehensile tail, used for almost any task. Female marsupilamis have a much shorter tail, but still long compared to real animals. Both the male and female are able to use their tail as a weapon, by tightening the end into a fist and the remainder of the tail into a spring-like spiral for maximal force. This attack was responsible for the Danish and Norwegian translators choosing words similar to "spiral" over "marsupial" as the creature's name. Unlike the males, the females also Linkwalk on the tips of their toes. When the animal rebounds, he makes the noise: "Boing".


Males are also drawn with their eyes not completely separated, as if the Linksclerae of both eyes have merged, while females are often drawn with two completely separate eyes. Female marsupilamis also have a different voice compared to the males. Males say "houba" most of the time, while females say "houbi". According to the L'Encyclopédie du Marsupilami, they are Linkmonotremes like the platypus and echidna, which explains why they lay eggs while having mammalian features. Like parrots and some corvid birds, the Marsupilami can also mimic human speech, and like an amphibian is able to breathe underwater as well as on land.

Specimens
The appellation "The Marsupilami" originally referred to the individual captured and then adopted by Spirou and Fantasio, which they never bothered to name because he was the only known specimen. The Spirou & Fantasio album LinkLe nid des Marsupilamis introduces more marsupilami characters, none of whom are in captivity; the album is mostly concerned with a documentary-within-the-comic about the life of a family of marsupilamis living in the wild in Palombia, Ricore.

Marsupilamis have been shown with multiple different fur colourations – yellow, yellow with black spots, black, white, white with black spots, and black with yellow spots. The most frequently seen fur colours are yellow with black spots, yellow with no spots, and black all over, as these are the variations seen within the main Marsupilami family in the Marsupilami comic series; these are also the fur colours that are regularly seen.

Read factbook

I got way behind on giving a shout out huzzah as embassies got constructed...

Peoples of Waskar wrote:What is your primary goal?
Perhaps 1k, 2k, top 5, first?

I would love to surpass 1k! I can't even begin to think of those higher ones until reaching that first very significant milestone, but can certainly dream!

Monson wrote:Thank you for establishing embassies with us at Lewisham. Please feel free to drop by or even send a resident ambassador or pinocchios. We look forward to building relations, offering help, or partaking in any events you'll have open

Yours
Sevastyan Kepakiano
Monson Diplomat of Lewisham

p.s 'pinocchio' is Lewisham slang for 'puppets'🤡


Appearance
The marsupilami is a black-spotted yellow leopard-like creature with dog-like ears. Male marsupilamis have an incredibly long, strong, flexible, prehensile tail, used for almost any task. Female marsupilamis have a much shorter tail, but still long compared to real animals. Both the male and female are able to use their tail as a weapon, by tightening the end into a fist and the remainder of the tail into a spring-like spiral for maximal force. This attack was responsible for the Danish and Norwegian translators choosing words similar to "spiral" over "marsupial" as the creature's name. Unlike the males, the females also Linkwalk on the tips of their toes. When the animal rebounds, he makes the noise: "Boing".


Males are also drawn with their eyes not completely separated, as if the Linksclerae of both eyes have merged, while females are often drawn with two completely separate eyes. Female marsupilamis also have a different voice compared to the males. Males say "houba" most of the time, while females say "houbi". According to the L'Encyclopédie du Marsupilami, they are Linkmonotremes like the platypus and echidna, which explains why they lay eggs while having mammalian features. Like parrots and some corvid birds, the Marsupilami can also mimic human speech, and like an amphibian is able to breathe underwater as well as on land.

Specimens
The appellation "The Marsupilami" originally referred to the individual captured and then adopted by Spirou and Fantasio, which they never bothered to name because he was the only known specimen. The Spirou & Fantasio album LinkLe nid des Marsupilamis introduces more marsupilami characters, none of whom are in captivity; the album is mostly concerned with a documentary-within-the-comic about the life of a family of marsupilamis living in the wild in Palombia, Ricore.

Marsupilamis have been shown with multiple different fur colourations – yellow, yellow with black spots, black, white, white with black spots, and black with yellow spots. The most frequently seen fur colours are yellow with black spots, yellow with no spots, and black all over, as these are the variations seen within the main Marsupilami family in the Marsupilami comic series; these are also the fur colours that are regularly seen.

Read factbook

I think we would need to have some internal discussions about sending a "puppet" to be an resident ambassador, but love the idea of dropping in; that may be something for The Imperial Outpost of Ligonia

Anyone else have their bracket busted already for NCAA Basketball Tournament? Or rather, EVERYone else? lol

LOL indeed. My manager is a UK alumnus, and he's looking for gofundme sites to cover the buyout for Calipari! I'm not too bad, but think I have some picks that have already lost that will impact me once we get to next weekend.

I'm just going to drink my tea and look pretty pretending I know what any of this is...

I'm just glad I didn't put any money on this or any previous year for that matter. I guess I need to stop just always going with the higher seed. Is the committee just that bad at getting the seeds right?

I picked the wrong upsets. I mean, Yale? Really, Yale??? ESPN is calling it their biggest win in over 100 years! Insanity...

Is it baseball season yet?

LOL... baseball is well underway, but I find it hard to keep up with how my school is doing... ESPN and CBS Sports don't cover the non-revenue sports in as much detail as I wish they would!

Where was this NCSU the rest of the season? I just assumed their ACC run was a fluke...

Eh... next topic? lol

I don't really keep up with college sports, but my manager put together a thing so I picked teams basically at random and now people are mad that I'm ranked near the top in our group. ;)

I need UConn to lose soon else I'm toast in my office pool.

I'm doing better with the women's tournament than I am with the men's... so there's that?

Am frustrated looking to see how many schools opted to decline invites to the NIT.

Just glad I didn't put any money down it this year

Yay new freinds over embassies

who watched March madness

This weekend finally broke my bracket... I made a wild prediction for NCState to make it to the final to face UNC. Majority in my office pool picked UConn to win it all... so I think I slipped from first place to near the back lol

Lygonia wrote:This weekend finally broke my bracket... I made a wild prediction for NCState to make it to the final to face UNC. Majority in my office pool picked UConn to win it all... so I think I slipped from first place to near the back lol

Did they win

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