I'm still learning how to shade bodies, idk if I like this or not but like- it's smth ;-;

Also this is for my NZ askblog, (@asknzmate) but wanted to post it here first

"G'day! We're back! Sorry about th' break, but ya just can't get rid'f us!"

"Asks ar' still open as always, feel free t' drop a few. Chur~!"

(ref your recent reblog) Overall? Your kiwi. In a fight? Oh definitely him (those abs ma lord,,)

"I could take 'im!!"

@asknzmate

G'day mates! Pleasure t' finally see ya 'ere!!! 'Ow ar' ya both?! Doin well oi hope! - @asknzmate

@asknzmate "Pretty good! Daku's readin' his favorite book and Oi'm exercisin' a bit. How's Kainga? I know you two 'ave been close recently. Good to see ya!"

Ya know koala cutie oif ya do loike me yer can just saaayy, no need ta hide itttt~ -@asknzmate

"Well, if it ain't Mr. Got Bit By A Sweet Lil Koala. O-Of course you'd wanna know that, huh? How's about you find out then, cunt"

@asknzmate

Well if ya ask me Tim-Tam, if ya think it's too quiet I'll gladly come n' bug ya!!! - @asknzmate

Netherlands: "Hey, and don't call me Tim-Tam!"

@asknzmate

Favourite ship/romantic pairing for You Toby? Anyone You Ship together?

"My brother James and his crush on the Aussie across the ditch. Really, they should just kiss"

((Cough @asknzmate))

Art trade with @a-local-asshat of @asknzmate

And wip pics

Hate people taller than me, @asknzmate stop leaning on me

Bounce birbs 🤣

They’re such immature BABIES

@asknzmate @asktheoutbackhimbo

JAMES!!! I dare u to kiss Australia >:Dc *plays romantic jazz music in the background*

"Yer n' ya shitty as love song ar' gonna 'ave t' pay fer me face reassignment surgery mate."

Do you..have any hidden talents? 👁👁

"Plus many moar thins I can do, but that is me greatest achievement!"

WHAT DO YOU DO TO PASS TIME?

"...n' THAT, mate, is good fun."

@asktheoutbackhimbo // @ask-aph-tonga

"Survived anotha year! Mānawatia a Matariki!"

OOC// Today marks the first day of Matariki, the Māori New Year in the traditional lunar calendar. Also James's birthday (I don't like Waitangi day so I changed it)

Matariki is a celebration commemorating a time of joy, remembrance and peace. Traditionally Māori use the stars (or as legend refers to them as 'sisters') to judge times of harvesting crops, the star that shone the brightest out of the 9 would signal which harvest would be most plentiful. Iwi and whānau across Aotearoa celebrate in different ways, whether it be cooking harvested crops as an offering to the stars for the bounties received that year, or simply coming together to celebrate as a community.

It's a celebration honoring those who have passed yet also looking towards to the future, accepting that it's a time acknowledge the dead and to release their spirits to become stars. It was also a time to reflect, to be thankful to the gods for the harvest, to feast and to share the bounty of the harvest with family and friends.

In 2022, the New Zealand government officially declared Matariki a public holiday, making this the first time in history it is nationally recognized and celebrated as it became more common for both Māori and Pākehā to celebrate Matariki.

To all the people of Aotearoa and beyond, Happy Matariki! - Jack of @asknzmate

✨💫⭐️🌟🇳🇿❤️🤍🖤🌿

"ITS ME BIRTHDAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!! Happy Matariki everyone!!!"

"With @asktheoutbackhimbo who clearly ain't a mornin' person..."

Label a map of Australia from your perspective (a kiwi)

“Saying I tried would be a insult t’ meself”

@asktheoutbackhimbo