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So much for "Pets are no Christmas gifts"^^;
a doodle inspired by the awesome christmas bondage pics by 
drago-kun
I thought I give it a try myself and put Eternal and Fafnir as nicely prepared christmas presents under the christmas tree
this will be my last post dor this year, just a quick doodle.
All that is left is that Eternal wishes his watchers, visitors, followers and the entire community a merry christmas and a happy new year.
drago-kunI thought I give it a try myself and put Eternal and Fafnir as nicely prepared christmas presents under the christmas tree
this will be my last post dor this year, just a quick doodle.
All that is left is that Eternal wishes his watchers, visitors, followers and the entire community a merry christmas and a happy new year.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Bondage
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Size 1280 x 1149px
File Size 698.9 kB
The "gozaimasu" is a form of politness, you must use it when you address to someone you don't know or to your superior.
Now about the "Ohayô" it can be use with or without gozaimasu, it said the same just the gozaimasu is for talk to someone you don't know and the without is for talk to a friend. In japan you have 3 different way to said "hello"
-The morning it's Ohayô/ohayô-gozaimasu
-For after moon it's Konichiwa (no gozaimasu for this on despite who you talk) but yiu can use Osu if the person is a friend of you and ONLY if he is yiur friend.
-For finish after the sun fall you must use Konbawa in any situation ^^.
And for said "good night" the friendly version is "Oyasumi", for the respect form you must use "Oyasuminasai"
So for resume "gozaimasu" it's a form of respect ^^ if you talk to a friend of you the gozaimasu is not necessary. But in any case, if one day you go in japan and cross someone but don't know hiw to said hello just use Ohayo-gozaimasu,Konichiwa or konbawa in function of morning/after-moon/night, it will still be welcome !
Now about the "Ohayô" it can be use with or without gozaimasu, it said the same just the gozaimasu is for talk to someone you don't know and the without is for talk to a friend. In japan you have 3 different way to said "hello"
-The morning it's Ohayô/ohayô-gozaimasu
-For after moon it's Konichiwa (no gozaimasu for this on despite who you talk) but yiu can use Osu if the person is a friend of you and ONLY if he is yiur friend.
-For finish after the sun fall you must use Konbawa in any situation ^^.
And for said "good night" the friendly version is "Oyasumi", for the respect form you must use "Oyasuminasai"
So for resume "gozaimasu" it's a form of respect ^^ if you talk to a friend of you the gozaimasu is not necessary. But in any case, if one day you go in japan and cross someone but don't know hiw to said hello just use Ohayo-gozaimasu,Konichiwa or konbawa in function of morning/after-moon/night, it will still be welcome !
I wonder if perhaps Eternal and Fafnir had been very busy with decorating for Christmas and having finally finished were a little tired and also a little bored so they decided that they'd have a little fun with their favourite pastime while also getting a little rest. With Eternal's dextrous tail I imagine that they could have completed each other's bondage with the candy cane used as a gag some last minute inspiration on Eternal's part.
Now I imagine they'll probably be here for a few hours resting or until someone finds them and perhaps they'll both keep very still and see someone will come closer and have a go at unwrapping the presents and get a little surprise when they find them coming to life.
Now I imagine they'll probably be here for a few hours resting or until someone finds them and perhaps they'll both keep very still and see someone will come closer and have a go at unwrapping the presents and get a little surprise when they find them coming to life.
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