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Другие двухвостые лисята/Other two-tailed foxes

RUS: Представляю вам свой дизайн полюбившихся мне лисят, альтернативных версий Тейлза, из "Соник Прайма". И хоть все те лисята милые, со своим уникальным обликом, среди них всё же есть один самый мой любимый - и это Найн, полная противоположность Тейлза, несчастного ребёнка, что страдал от обиды и насмешки от других, а ещё от полного одиночества, пока не встретил Соника. А какой ваш любимый лисёнок: Тейлз и/или кто-то из этих троих лисят?

ENG: I present to you my design of the foxes I love, alternative versions of Tails, from Sonic Prime. And although all those foxes are cute, with their own unique appearance, there is still one of my favorite among them - and this is Nine, the complete opposite of Tails, an unhappy child who suffered from resentment and ridicule from others, and also from complete loneliness, until he met Sonic. And what is your favorite fox cub: Tails and/or one of these three cubs?

Schooner THOMAS W. LAWSON, 1902. The only 7 masted schooner ever built. Could sail 16-18 nots, faster than steamships of the time at ~ 9 knots. She carried primarily coal and oil in barrels. She sank off the Isles of Scilly, in a storm on Friday, 13th of December, 1907, killing all but two of her crew of eighteen and a harbor pilot. Her cargo of 58,000 barrels of light paraffin oil caused one of the first large marine oil spills. Thomas William Lawson (February 26, 1857 – February 7, 1925)[1] was an American businessman and writer. Lawson, who was intensely superstitious, wrote the novel "Friday the Thirteenth".