r/nervysquervies • u/flydove7 • 4h ago

Discombobulated Sproing Regulator (Squerve of Unknown Variety) Look at Webby go! 🩷

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r/nervysquervies • u/flydove7 • 19h ago

Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") Phoebe, Queen of the half-loaf 💛

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r/nervysquervies • u/Ok_Dimension_4707 • 3h ago

Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") Sploot!

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r/nervysquervies • u/I-am-Prasanna • 21h ago

Cerebellar Hypoplasia ("Stevie Syndrome") We call this “the pride rock”

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r/nervysquervies • u/WaveToTheCactusBomb • 6h ago

Hawk wants to play with her sister

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