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Pulled this Gold grilled bunny from the @AddictRabbit_G shuffle 🐰 scoring me a sweet bounty win 🎉 That shuffle won’t last long!!! #algofam #AlgorandNFTs
@lightofthedeep So far this one is really cute cuz Keiko best grill, but also because it's nice seeing more art of her in your improving art🍞
I’ll never talk ill about you again baby grill 💔🥺🥺
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Bored Ape Yacht Club 3429 bought for Ξ148 ($185,424.76)
Avg Price: Ξ76.92
Rare Trait:
Mouth: Grin Gold Grill - 0.91%
https://t.co/ju3jqBSxCY
@AmHamWrites In my current wip, characters working at the Good Thyme Inn take on the names of foods as their pseudonums. This mf named himself Grilled Zucchini.
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@OliviasBBerries
this dude is a redneck trucker type who grills bacon with his shirt off because he has NO fear of grease. of irish descent and gets DOWN on st patrick's day
@HetzDoge @tribeodyssey So awesome man! Congrats on getting both of those grails! #goldgrillgrails #TRIBΞ
Sold my @coolcats and @OtherdeedBot for this Ice grill @killabearsnft
Learning more about these killacub traits I realized these aren’t going to be cheap for much longer. LFG
@mr_benft crushing ANY spaces he’s featured on. Love to see real leaders lead 🔥 #WeLikeTheBears
Errbody I speak to suggests sticking to one PFP as its personal to you and makes you more recognisable.
I can't help it. Orange meta. Grill meta. Bubblegum meta. I'm now just loving the calming vibes of this beauty. idc. #NewProfilePic
@BGYCFam doing bits. GM GMers GN GNers
@EmmanuelALucen2 @BTFDRabbits Panda Rabbit his name is “Beats”, Goldie name is “C Stacks”, Diamond Grill name is Breaker, Fire Fur Rabbit is Mrs. Donut Lord We’re #BTFD #BTFDRABBITS #worldwide #nationwidecelebration #NewYear #yearoftherabbit2023
Flamurice's appearance and Japanese name (焼きおに斬り/Yakionigiri) are based off of grilled rice balls, but his Japanese name is also a pun on "onigiri", which although primarily means rice ball, おに (oni) can be interpreted as "demon" and 斬り (giri) means "slice".