Cloacadeepindragons
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Art by Onm11
Jul 25, 2026 1:50 AM
Cloacadeepindragons
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Art by Onm11
darkninja2992
Devine serpentine
qtRaven
LockedAndKnotted
She looks like she's part fat-tailed gecko. Fat-tailed girls make the rockin' world go round.
darkninja2992
Bigger is always better
zarconite
For those who know: 6+44x747-0
PurpleYoshi
BubbleBiscuits
Snek.
Floofaficionado
Snek!
Dunes8
Hmm
parabolic000
hueg tracts of land
SardineGoblin
I bet she consumes lots of boiled eggs.
LockedAndKnotted
whole
cousteau
RalphH
What? I need this for a second time today?
cousteau
Clockworkdancerobot
Snake Booty, best booty.
foreverinchains
RicheTheBuddha
Thank you for the hint. I hadn't had my caffeine yet and my brain was refusing to parse that image.
Chilla4000
RalphH
jethroismaxbaer5772
https://imgur.com/U6hgS8l.png
MrFancyPanzer
wantfastcars
this is sneksual harassment
DustyBibbles
The uncropped version is on the better site. Send yourself over there
TungstenOrbital
Snake cake
RefurbishedArcReactor
Everybody fucks the snake on their first day.
Chilla4000
BenjyX55
It's bugged me for long enough that I'll finally say it. Your username doesn't make any sense in the context of the other username it's parodying.
IncoherentApplesauce
cousteau
Used to be "in A dragon" but that one got nuked. Anyway, yeah it totally does not.
Cloacadeepindragons
i like to think of it as up to my cloaca inside a dragon
BenjyX55
I do not understand this geometrically (this is not an invitation to send me illustrations).
ATastyCorpsesicle
Creatures with a cloaca don't have a pair of danglies below it.
InsertUnimaginativeUsernameHere
Tell me more.
BenjyX55
@ElbowDeepInAHorse 's username refers to a specific appendage at a specific depth inside an unspecified orifice. By contrast, @OP describes an unspecified appendage at an unspecified depth within a particular orifice. The discrepancy has always annoyed me.
No, I've never been tested for autism, why do you ask?
InsertUnimaginativeUsernameHere
I took it as similar to waist deep, as in feet first (though I can't rule out head first) in an environment larger than oneself, so instead of appendage location as a unit of measure, @op is using an orifice as a location for measure...