just gonna stop while traveling to paw off my dragon. spontanious?

Tay said:
just gonna stop while traveling to paw off my dragon. spontanious?

Anytime <3

Got to make sure he's healthy XD

Now that the bridle is on, we show you how to properly mount him.

He has wings, why does he need a flying mount? I'm not trying to take anything away from the art, it just seems.. excessive I guess.

FagBadger said:
He has wings, why does he need a flying mount? I'm not trying to take anything away from the art, it just seems.. excessive I guess.

We have legs, why do we ride horses!? Because they get less tired!

Tarso said:
We have legs, why do we ride horses!? Because they get less tired!

No, we rode them because they are faster, allow soldiers to get above the enemy, and because they can carry a much bigger load. A bird is a bird, they fly, don't doubt the words spewing from my fact-hole.

FagBadger said:
No, we rode them because they are faster, allow soldiers to get above the enemy, and because they can carry a much bigger load. A bird is a bird, they fly, don't doubt the words spewing from my fact-hole.

>Because they can carry a much bigger load

IRONROAR said:
>Because they can carry a much bigger load

Wow. That is so sexual it's actually funny.

FagBadger said:
No, we rode them because they are faster, allow soldiers to get above the enemy, and because they can carry a much bigger load. A bird is a bird, they fly, don't doubt the words spewing from my fact-hole.

ill shove something in your fact hole if you dont shut up

Tarso_Dracolich said:
We have legs, why do we ride horses!? Because they get less tired!

Actually, horses actually get tired quicker than humans! They're definitely a lot faster, but we can out distance them; a horse would loose in a marathon.

Drunevil said:
Actually, horses actually get tired quicker than humans! They're definitely a lot faster, but we can out distance them; a horse would loose in a marathon.

Horses mainly came into use because they were fashionable. Original they were a military combat use only, for shock troops, and rich people rode them instead of donkeys or small ponies just to show off that they were rich. Eventually horses were affordable for normal people and took over for transport despite tiring easier and not being capable of such a high payload as the donkeys and oxen used by normal people for so long.

FagBadger said:
No, we rode them because they are faster, allow soldiers to get above the enemy, and because they can carry a much bigger load. A bird is a bird, they fly, don't doubt the words spewing from my fact-hole.

Dragons are possibly the most effective killing machine in all of the fantasy genre. They fly, have sharp claws and teeth, and they breath fire. Plus, arriving somewhere on the back of a dragon is sure to be a pretty dramatic entrance, right?

Tay said:
just gonna stop while traveling to paw off my dragon. spontanious?

I think any time is a good time if you get to jerk off a lovely feral like that