Anything or anyone that encourages you to be interacting with wild animals, especially wild animals that can do a hell of a lot of damage (raccoons, owls, foxes, deer, bison, bears, mountain lions, etc), is either a fool or they're knowingly trying to put you in danger.

None of those animals are domesticated, none of them are BEING domesticated (those "domestic foxes" are a fucking scam, they are just tamed fur farm foxes), they are all more than capable of severely injuring or killing you, wild animals being habituated to people increases the risks of them attacking someone and/or being killed by animal control, and anyone who tries to tell you otherwise is either lying to you or lying to themself.

ALT

everyone say thank you to our second patron saint

And they look out so hard for the well being of the spiders AND the dolphins

@moss-wizard of course this isn’t how we serve it!!

It has to be in a dish with much higher sides, so when we go to cut it and it tries to sliiiiiide away it doesn’t escape and blorp blorp blorp across mom’s nice tablecloth

SLICE YOUR CANNED BOGBERRY GOO INTO DISCS BEFORE SERVING, YOU FILTHY HERETICS.

NO. IT WILL BE SERVED IN PROPER CAN SHAPE, AND WILL HAVE ITSELF SCOOPED INTO WEIRD SHAPES THE WAY THE GODS INTENDED

YOU STAY OUTTA THIS, GOD-QUEEN-EMPEROR. AND TAKE YOUR CERVID STALKERS WITH YOU.

It's supposed to be served in can shape with two discs already sliced and laying tastefully in front

I have consulted the scriptures and this is variation is still within the bounds of orthodoxy.

Mash the can shape up. We giving the table what they want, chaos in a dish, with a serving spoon.

Not to derail the escalating heresy, but what do dolphins have to do with cranberry bogs?

@hlahlahlahlahly it's come full circle. Your job here is done.

In this family we support all faiths

... What about those who, hypothetically, just eat it out of the can at 2 am after refrigerating it all day?

Those people are My People and I love them

Okay, but where are these spiders that were mentioned previously?

The spiders?! *scroll scroll scro* oh OH! This is the cranberry post. It’s the spiders that live in the bog. The bog coworker spiders.

Here:

If anyone has ever looked at this color spread and thought it looked a little different than Oda's typical work, you would be correct. Per the color walk, this is one of the few times Oda used watercolor instead of marker, having been inspired after visiting a UNESCO heritage site