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    RegularPolygon

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    Soy el fuego que arde tu piel
    Soy el agua que mata tu sed
    El castillo, la torre yo soy
    La espada que guarda el caudal

    Tú el aire que respiro yo
    Y la luz de la luna en el mar
    La garganta que ansío mojar
    Que temo ahogar de amor

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    ineeda

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    I have no idea what the context of this pic is but I'm just loving the eeveelution puns in the comments.

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    p-a-t-a-r

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    pixers said:
    To evolve into Columbeon

    this seems to be a brilliant pun, I'm just not sure what exactly it's referencing. Columbo? Colombia? Can Peter Griffin please explain this joke to me?

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    draggingsnow

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    p-a-t-a-r said:
    this seems to be a brilliant pun, I'm just not sure what exactly it's referencing. Columbo? Colombia? Can Peter Griffin please explain this joke to me?

    Hey guys, furry here.

    The joke is that Colombians are known for producing and exporting cocaine (if there was a "black market GDP" they'd be one of the most illegally prosperous countries).
    Now hold on for a minute here, because it's pokemon time. Eevee, a species of pokemon, can evolve into many different other species, and the names of all the possible evolution from eevee end in an -eon (galeon, vaporeon, sylveon, etc)
    Since, in the image, the eevee is using cocaine someone figured out they could cross Colombian (a person from Colombia) and the eevee evolutionary subspecies suffix (-eon) and came up with the idea of a Colombeon, a Colombian evolution of Eevee.

    I'm almost out of characters, only 54 left to go, so that is all from me!

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    Hipercam

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    Si lo se, se puede decir que fuimos grandes exportadores en el siglo 19 de cocaína. El problema es... Es que ya no lo somos y sería inmaduro seguir recordando algo ya en el pasado, después de todo el cartel de Medellín nunca volverá, ya que todos aquellos que eran delicuentes y reclutas de eso murieron a causa de cárcel, asecinados o vejez.

    Prefiero que digan, arriba la agricultura de colombia, arriba a la calidad de ropas, arriba el café colombiano. Cosas como esas 👍

    Es solo sarcasmo, no se lo tomen a mal, ok

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    drime1

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    scp_enthusiast said:
    I don't get it, but I'll assume it's a reference someone who overdosed on cocaine.

    Colombia is famous for its mafia and their cocaine (as I know, it is the best out of other choices)

    don't do drugs, kids

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    sammybold

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    regularpolygon said:
    Soy el fuego que arde tu piel
    Soy el agua que mata tu sed
    El castillo, la torre yo soy
    La espada que guarda el caudal

    Tú el aire que respiro yo
    Y la luz de la luna en el mar
    La garganta que ansío mojar
    Que temo ahogar de amor

    Narcos theme song is crazy

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    juggernoght9581

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    hipercam said:
    Si lo se, se puede decir que fuimos grandes exportadores en el siglo 19 de cocaína. El problema es... Es que ya no lo somos y sería inmaduro seguir recordando algo ya en el pasado, después de todo el cartel de Medellín nunca volverá, ya que todos aquellos que eran delicuentes y reclutas de eso murieron a causa de cárcel, asecinados o vejez.

    Prefiero que digan, arriba la agricultura de colombia, arriba a la calidad de ropas, arriba el café colombiano. Cosas como esas 👍

    Es solo sarcasmo, no se lo tomen a mal, ok

    Translation.
    Yes, I know, you could say that we were big exporters of cocaine in the 19th century. The problem is... We are not anymore and it would be immature to keep remembering something that is already in the past, after all, the Medellin cartel will never return, since all those who were criminals and recruits for that died from prison, murder or old age.

    I prefer them to say, "Long live Colombian agriculture," "Long live the quality of clothing," "Long live Colombian coffee." Things like that 👍

    It's just sarcasm, don't take it the wrong way, okay

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