Chocolate / Ruby 💖☕

Couldn't be me currently dissociating by spending an hour tweaking my headphones' equalizer against its inverse frequency response by using an art referencing tool as a tracing overlay

Nope

Not me

I wonder if other English language words follow this ABCCD letter pattern and have funny results when you do the same thing to them... For example "steel" fits the pattern but you get setl, settl, stetl which aren't funny, just unexpected.

Update: somebody actually did the work and got us an answer djkhsfkgjdfh

perhaps there is an alternate universe where the weather is opposite,
so that maybe it's always snuuy in philadelphia?

first i grepped /usr/share/dict/words to find all the words that look like bunny. i don't have a linux computer right now so i had to ask someone on discord to do it for me

then i threw out the ones that start with a capital letter, because i'm not a capitalist

then i used j to apply each of the bnuuy permutations—bnuuy, buny, and bnuny—to each line to produce a list of all the candidates, because that's the first tool that i thought of and have access to

and then i went through it manually assessing (aka the rainbolt gambit) whether any of the words were sufficiently funny or remarkable. i kept in some crummy ones to keep you on your toes. one criterion i inconsistently applied was whether it could plausibly be recognized as funny fnuuy/cutesy misspellings of the original word

BUNNY BNUUY BUNY BNUNY   BUNNY BNUUY BUNY BNUNY  
batty btaay baty btaty   happy hpaay hapy hpapy 
belly bleey bely blely   hello hleeo helo hlelo 
bleep bellp blep belep   hippo hpiio hipo hpipo 
boggy bgooy bogy bgogy   hubby hbuuy huby hbuby 
buddy bduuy budy bdudy   jazzy jzaay jazy jzazy 
buggy bguuy bugy bgugy   jello jleeo jelo jlelo 
bully bluuy buly bluly   jelly jleey jely jlely 
bunny bnuuy buny bnuny   jinni jniii jini jnini 
butte btuue bute btute   jolly jlooy joly jloly 
butts btuus buts btuts   kiddo kdiio kido kdido 
catty ctaay caty ctaty   kitty ktiiy kity ktity 
comma cmooa coma cmoma   leggy lgeey legy lgegy 
ditto dtiio dito dtito   mamma mmaaa mama mmama 
ditty dtiiy dity dtity   mommy mmooy momy mmomy 
dizzy dziiy dizy dzizy   piggy pgiiy pigy pgigy 
doggy dgooy dogy dgogy   pizza pziia piza pziza 
dolly dlooy doly dloly   poppy ppooy popy ppopy 
dummy dmuuy dumy dmumy   puffy pfuuy pufy pfufy 
dweeb dewwb dweb deweb   puppy ppuuy pupy ppupy 
fatty ftaay faty ftaty   pussy psuuy pusy psusy 
filly fliiy fily flily   sheep sehhp shep sehep 
fizzy fziiy fizy fzizy   sunny snuuy suny snuny 
foggy fgooy fogy fgogy   tabby tbaay taby tbaby 
funny fnuuy funy fnuny   taffy tfaay tafy tfafy 
fuzzy fzuuy fuzy fzuzy   tubby tbuuy tuby tbuby 
gimme gmiie gime gmime   tummy tmuuy tumy tmumy 
gummy gmuuy gumy gmumy   yummy ymuuy yumy ymumy 
guppy gpuuy gupy gpupy   zippy zpiiy zipy zpipy 

click above to expand, click below for more analysis

but there is an image I strongly remember stumbling across on the old web eons ago. This was in the age before I started saving images religiously and instead, I had the file bookmarked in my web browser on a super old PC. The picture as such has been lost to time, but it stuck in my brain firmly for years and is actually pretty influential for me. So I'm putting forth a hunt for it?

The image was a black and white pencil (maybe black pen) illustration of a fox standing on an old house's front porch. I vaguely recall the fox being a nude vixen, but I'm not 100% confident on that, only that it was for sure a fox. I also recall the composition had a high angle perspective, not a bird's eye view, but certainly higher than eye level; although again my memory there isn't perfect.

I found this image in an FTP-like file structure on someone's personal website around 2006-2007, though the website itself was likely older. I, unfortunately, don't remember any details other than it was basically just black text on a white background with no formatting. I stumbled onto the site google image searching "Fox and Dragon" around 2006, seeing some cute furry art and then going through the site from there.

The chances of finding this lost media I honestly think are close to 0, but I figured I'd at least make this post in hope.