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added by KateKicksAss
Source: me, and credit to Olivine/caramelmilk/angel for the idea.
This Fanpop fan art contains rifleman, green beret, special forces, and elite soldier. There might also be navy seal, seal, battle dress, sitka spruce, and picea sitchensis.
alpha omega male ultimate life form chaos god
age 114 but stop ageing age 14
HIGHT 5.0/hermaphrodite /ageless/immortal
midnight black emerald red quills like
shadow going down his back
emerald red round his ruby red eyes
th3d eye on his for head
ice white chest fur like silver
emerald red marks on his quills for head
arms legs
ice white ice blue inhibitor rings with
dark blue shade jolt lighting marks on them
dark blue alpha omega chaos
emerald in the middle of each inhibitor rings
ice blue ice white hover shoes
with dark blue shade jolt lighting marks on them
shoes like neo
shade jolt mom midnight dad knight
end of part 2
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Here's an idea. Look at your fans. Go their profiles and look at their activity. Check out what content they've added. You don't have to join the spot if you're not a true fan of the subject, but that shouldn't stop you from rating the content. Try to answer some of their quiz questions. Look over their links, videos, and/or images. Rate what you see. Make it a monthly event. Choose one day each month and on that day choose one of your fans and rate his or her activity.
By exploring your fans' activities you'll help them as well as find out more about them. Who knows, you may learn something new and perhaps find something new of which you can be a fan.
