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I have the pleasure of introducing you: Guld!
Guld is a Gremlin cook who works in the kitchens of the castle of Porkwarts, is a clever creature with an exploiter soul.
If he can use every moment to make up for a fuck with fantastic creatures and, his favorite, humans.

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If you haven't read the Manga yet...DO IT! It will enrich your appreciation, and it shows how incredibly insightful and clever the Oscar-worthy screenplay is. The story and motivations are different, yet it still aligns on the key events. Absolute masterpiece, IMO.

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Also some old Quiapo street food with very cheesy romantic puns. College me really thought i was a little clever huh OTL

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Son, if you can't say something nice, say something clever but devastating.

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Making an oc based off my behaviour/your own spite is kinda shitty, what is your fucking problem? Then copying pose, my mood and other vague things to try and creep under the radar of mods/admins on FA.

Not clever, just stupid and pathetic.

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Over here asking the real hard hitting questions! 😜

Fan art of Jess belonging to hope you like it! Love your art!

(This was just a clever way to get senpai to notice me and answer my question 👀)

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cleve bought clothes until trying to wear like this when "what do you think about this dress?" so adney started getting red face!

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Hans Sebald Beham, The Village Wedding: Egidius Herbstmon / Simon Weimon, 1546 https://t.co/uQ3NxOeuOZ

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Wouldn't it be cute if Cleveland Brown and Ernie swapped clothes?

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Abraham Munting, Phytographia Curiosa: Acetosa Vulgaris sive Rumex Canpferinus https://t.co/6hEyDtVphR

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It's quite cleverly done. Very different to what he says in the game, as he simply recites all the numbers!

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Armand Point, The Golden Legend (Legende Dorée), 1897 https://t.co/L8lXY9PQO9

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"We should like him to be less clever and more affecting - less wonderful and more terrible" (John Ruskin)

Large-scale marine drama master Clarkson Frederick Stanfield died 1867 aged 73 in London.

🖼️ "Mount St Michael, Cornwall" (1830)

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