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Arcanine09
Member10 months ago
Horsecock on cheetah.
...Wat
NewbKitteh
Member10 months ago
Furries.
LamokRainbowScale
Member9 months ago
The only explanation required.
liquid
Member9 months ago
Interpret it however you like, but I know for a fact that this is no horse cock. :D
Kiparis
Member9 months ago
You're the artist?
liquid
Member9 months ago
No, I commissioned this piece.
Kiparis
Member9 months ago
So what is it?
And why's it look like horsedick?
liquid
Member9 months ago
You only see a small part of it. Yes, it's big. But it's essentially just a really, really oversized cat dick. I suggest you take a look at this piece to make sure you know what I mean. http://www.furaffinity.net/view/5800274/
Raky
Member9 months ago
Come on man, you were the one making smart remarks.
Are you seriously making the charge here of all places that horses are the only ones with big dicks? Or that any big dick has to be a "horsecock?"
liquid
Member9 months ago
No worries, I know about the Tag What You See rule. Thing is, I don't see a horse penis here. And neither should you, really. I dare say they do look rather different and unique. What I see is a rather big penis with no further special features. You're clearly interpreting here, and since that are violating the rule you just linked.
liquid
Member9 months ago
I'm merely continuing what you started. You asked questions that I answered. I don't see anything wrong with this at all.
If you're uncomfortable with it, then why start this discussion in the first place? That makes little sense.
So don't make me link cat penises. Or that of fossas, etc. It would appear you have little idea how similar penises can look. And since this one is by no means realistically sized, I'd be careful stating that one thing you see about it makes it belong to a specific species. Again, this would be interpreting since all you can see is some part of it.