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Tuberculosis the Pyraguin

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Owner
boy

Stolen
19 Feb 2013

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Assorted facts about me:

Pigeons are my favorite animals, followed closely by giant albatrosses and ravens. Birdwatching is one of the hobbies that I hope to spend more time on in the future.

I have speluncaphobia: an extreme fear of caves and the underground.

I have one of the 400 shared keys to Gramercy Park in Manhattan, but am too intimated by the people inside to enter.

I speak English, Chinese at the level of a seven year old, French at the level of a three year old, and Spanish at the level of a three year old who only knows swears.

A couple years ago, one of my closest friends and I skipped finals to get tattoos. (Terrible idea, kids don't try this at home.) She designed her own, while I pulled up a picture from Google Images. Now, this random hairy armed dude from the internet and I have matching fern tattoos.

Despite majoring in Fine Arts, animation is actually my favorite creative medium, and I love watching animated films and playing games.

About Pyraguin Eggs

This egg is hot!

About the Pyraguin Creature

Pyraguin are very similar to penguins. Funny enough, Pyraguin enjoy sledding on their bellies, but due to their above average body temperature, they leave a trail of melted snow and ice behind them. Naturally, Pyraguin are not favored by humans who enjoy sledding. But regardless, Pyraguin are a fun loving, sociable creature that wouldn't harm anything.