crunky kip coochie 🐺🏔🍪

( 25+ | he/him ) -- crk side acct. | may include: violence/mild gore, suggestive humor, artistic nudity --

heyo! I love dogs, doodling, and working out 💪

[vaki @itsmevaki]

Good memories fading

Song: Twins at the carousel
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[purrist @purrist_]

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[Movv912 @movvart912]

Wip 🌒🌔🌓🌖🌘
#burningcheese
#crk

[Andy @stinky624482]

this is going to be in WIP hell forever so Im just gunna post it as is I guess

[Maple @maplestarlights]

In every universe, the answer has always been you #sagerecluse #sageoftruth #truthlessrecluse #crk

[kibi 🍔’s eternal sugar @k16is]

#eternalholly

[Mikey .𖦹 @ranzeiix]

cant wait to draw the other scene and actually separate all the parts !

[Rin @acidrain713]

Sugar

[purrist @purrist_]

i just wanted an excuse to draw them w messy hair

[กินแมว @maayaly]

#whitelilycookie

[Kmart @Milksnakez]

2/2

[Kmart @Milksnakez]

Crunchy Chip’s new look (1/2 🧵)

[kibi 🍔’s eternal sugar @k16is]

who remembers my swap AU #eternalholly

[yumyumyum @p_kitty20]

Kiss #wildchip

[AIPAC 🇺🇸🇮🇱 @AIPAC]

AIPAC applauds the House Armed Services Committee for including Section 224, the United States‑Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Initiative, and other pro‑Israel provisions in its National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2027.

Section 224 helps give America a strategic advantage by expanding our partnership with Israel in key arenas that will define 21st century warfare. This provision helps ensure our military is working together with another innovation and technology leader to give our troops the critical edge they need to keep America safe.

The provision builds on decades of existing U.S.-Israel defense cooperation and on the bipartisan U.S.-Israel FUTURES Act introduced earlier this year by Representatives Ronny Jackson (R-TX) and Don Davis (D-NC), making existing cooperation efforts more efficient and effective.

The committee also approved $750 million for U.S.–Israel cooperative programs—a $65 million increase over FY26—including $500 million for missile defense, $100 million for counter-unmanned systems, $100 million for subterranean operations, and $50 million for emerging technologies. The bill also extends the War Reserves Stockpile Authority–Israel.

AIPAC thanks House Armed Services Committee Chairman @RepMikeRogersAL, Ranking Member @RepAdamSmith, and other bipartisan leaders for advancing these important provisions that support American jobs, enhance troop safety, and keep the United States at the forefront of defense innovation by leveraging the enduring special relationship the United States shares with Israel.

We now encourage the full House to maintain these pro-Israel measures as the NDAA moves toward final passage.

[XpyRay⛈️ @XpyRay]

#seamoon

[Beelzebubb Rubb @mtskullcrusher]

You got what you wanted.

[Ethan Levins 🇺🇸 @EthanLevins2]

The House has REFUSED to remove "Section 224" from the newest Israeli aid bill.

The U.S. and Israeli militaries are set to merge in 2027.

It's over. we lost.

[Alex JER-dun @alexjordanATL]

"Last I checked, Netanyahu doesn't have a seat on this committee" -@RepRoKhanna

[XrayyCoolGuy @XrayyG]

Willy...
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