A quick handdrawn picture of a little dog named Elliott (well, he's actually a fusion of a rabbit and a dog), who is playing with his soccer ball at the local playground, while only wearing his comfy diaper. I love how this pic turned out!

- ''Hey, pass it over to me!'', Leence the little Leopard shouted, while running around the playhouse. Dograbbit Elloitt and Leence the Leopard were playing a little game of soccer at the playground, existing of a small bunch of playground equipment that was located at the quiet park. Elliott knew that his friend was way quicker and therefore way better at sports than he was. But what Elliott lacked in speed, he earned back with raw power, which really wasn't what one would expect from a rabbit-dog hybrid wearing a diaper. Elliott gave the ball a strong kick. But he aimed rather poorly and instead of bouncing towards his friend, the ball flew into the direction of the gym area at the other side of the playground. *BOINK!* ''OUCH!'' Shocked, both Elliott and Leence saw a young crocodile standing next to one of the fitness devices. That was Rookk. He was known by their classmates as a nice sports buddy and a good fisherman too. But in reality, Rookk didn't participate in any kind of sports at all, besides occasionally hockey. Rookk picked up the soccer ball and looked right into Elliott's eyes: ''Eh, is this your soccer ball?'' Elliott cautiously walked up to the bulky croc, and nodded: ''C-Can we get it back, please?'' Rookk laughed. ''Of course ...not, dumbass! And you're wearing a dumb DIAPER! What kid of your age still wears a diaper, hah!'' He let the ball bounce on the tile floor a few times. Elliott reached out for it in order to quickly grab it, but was effortlessly picked up himself by Rookk instead. The nasty crocodile swung him through the air a few times like a swing ball, then threw the poor dog-rabbit far away. ''WHAAAAOOW...!'', Elliott shouted, before landing right on top of the swing. Rookk started to laugh so hard he didn't notice that his pants sagged down. Elliott saw the croc blush, and couldn't help but laugh a little when he saw it happen. ''Elliott!'', Leence shouted, ''are you alright, friend?'' The Leopard rushed towards the swing in order to help his little friend. Meanwhile, Rookk was still laughing his head off: ''HA-HAAAW! Now, just lookit' that! That's what you get, pamper pants! Maybe you should go and join the novice class boy-scouts! You'll fit right in, I'm sure! HA-HA-HAAW!-H-Heh-Heh... Hunh?'' Just when Leence was done helping Elliott off the swing, both he and Rookk turned around to see a bigger Leopard enter the playground. ''Dad! '', Leence exclaimed with relief. The big cat walked straight up to the reptilian bully and said: ''Rookk! Did my eyes deceive me? Just WHAT were you doing to my son and his friend THIS time, huh?'' Rookk took a step back: ''E-Ehh... n-nothing, Mr. Stripes, I... was just... b-babysitting... that kid right there...? Y-Yeah, that was what I was doing!'' Mr. Stripes put a nail on Rookk’s flat nose: ''DON’T LIE TO ME, YOUNG MAN! You dare to bully Leence and Elliott ONE more time and I'll have a word with your parents about this -- I'm getting quite sick of your behavior right now. Understood?!'' Rookk slowly nodded then proceeded to give away a furious look at Elliott and Leence. ''Ar'waiwt, Mr. Shwaipfs...'', he mumbled, his maw shut by the sheer force of the big Leopard’s paw. 'Now, go off!', Mr. Stripes gestured, pointing to the playground exit with a finger. Knowing the adult Leopard was quite a bit stronger in terms of power than he was, Rookk walked off, then he disappeared behind a pair of bushes. ''Thanks, Mr. Stripes'', Elliott said, walking up to the big Leopard. Mr. Stripes gave both Leence and Elliott a pat on the head. In the distance, they saw Rookk walking down the sidewalk near a stream of water flowing through the landscape. He didn’t see the banana peel on the road ahead of him. Before he could figure out what happened, he fell into the cold water of the creek! ''Hah! Karma bites back!'', Leence said upon seeing the crock falling in. ''You're right to say so, boy'', Mr. Stripes replied. Then they both looked in the direction of Elliott, who anxiously clung onto Mr. Stripes. ''Now, why don’t you come with us, Elliott?,'' he said, ''that crock ain’t bullying you no more. Let’s get to my home and give you a diaper change. I can see you're in need of one!'' Leence walked over to Elliott and put a paw on his friend’s back: ''I think my mom and dad still have some diapers tucked away somewhere in our attic! You're allowed to use some if you need to!'' ''Thank you, Leence,'' Elliott replied, putting a paw on his crinkly butt. His diaper felt a little wet indeed. He was happy to know that he would get a change from his friend once they would be at the Stripes' family’s house.

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