Hello.
You may have heard of me.
I am Fluffy McNoo - destroyer of worlds, (and nibbler of choccy drops!)

Now, recently, someone gave query as to whether I had in fact, destroyed any worlds. Well, as luck would have it, I made my own lil photo album of some of those worlds I destroyed in the prettiest ways. Don't worry, I destroyed them all in an environmentally friendly way, and planted several new worlds for each one I destroyed

So here is my little "destroyed worlds" gallery. I hope you like it

Bye for now - Fluffy McNoo.

 

The lovely world of proxima-62771.

This one went boom, in a very pretty way! I was quite pleased with my handiwork. It's pretty good for a first try, though I've improved my world destroying abilities quite a bit since then, I have to admit!

Still I think it was pretty good going for a 7 inch puppy, as I was back then!

 

Erasmus prime delta.

This world really caused me some major headaches. For one thing, it was a HUGE world... about 200 times larger than Jupiter. I had one heck of a time reducing it to a pile of debris!

But oh, what a beautiful destruction it was, when I finally figured out the problem of getting it to go "boom!"

Take a look, I'm sure you'll agree!

 

Spectacular blow-job!
Keep 'em coming! ......

 

Zelthana-6-sigmus.

What a beautiful world this was! I almost didn't have the heart to destroy it... sees of molten lava, bright orange skies, stunning mountains...

It really was worth it though, in the end. What a way for a planet to be destroyed, and one of my finest efforts, if I do say so myself!

 

Why thank you Chunky, it's always nice to have someone appreciate the skills involved in my blowjobs

 

And my final planet for now is;

Hyrax-31-D/9.

This was an odd planet. Very small, very fast rotating. I had a hard time keeping up with it, much less destroying it, but oh, the beautiful reds, when it finally exploded! The photo really doesn't do it justice...

 

Very good now give him a bone

 

The image of Erasmus prime delta is breath taking. Well done.

 

Wow those are amazing! Wish i could make planets blow up all trippy like that...

 

Lor honey I often have a bone... and I eat them, too

Why thank you shaved, it's always so nice to know my world destroying skills haven't been in vain!

Barkir, I'm sorry you can't destroy worlds in this way, but it's a job best left to small fluffy doggies like myself, otherwise, I'd be out of a job, and have to find something else not to get into trubble, doing! *big grin*

 

*smiling* As I've had such positive feedback for the destroyed worlds I've already shown everyone, I went back into my lil photo album and found a few more! I hope people enjoy them

This next one, is Kaedossa-A.

I was pretty surprised with this one, I didn't realize it was such a volatile planet until I destroyed it... it exploded much more powerfully than I expected it to, and I came pretty close to having a severe lack of fluffyness, due to singeing!

Luckily I can move pretty fast for a small fluffy dog, else I might be posting this as "not so Fluffy McNoo!"

 

The destruction is breathtaking. If I were to die, I would want it to be part of something beautiful.

 

This next one is Themalmus-X3-G.

What an amazing planet to destroy this was! I've actually posted two images of this one, because of the amazing halo effect I managed to capture. I wanted to do something a little spectacular in my annihilation of this one, as it was quite an old planet, so it deserved something special... but even I couldn't have foreseen just how beautiful it would be..!

The first image is just as the destruction starts, and the second one, when it's at it's peak. Breathtaking!

 

*goes all tongue tied at such a lovely compliment*

*gives FG a big warm hug*

Aww, thank you! And it's lovely to see you back by the way! *huge smile*

I'm so pleased everyone's enjoying my lil photo album!

 

Speaking of really amazing halo effects, I surpassed myself with the next planet I destroyed. Oh wow, that planet was hellishly hard to destroy. BIG world, and with a density higher than lead, it took MONTHS to finally get it to go... but when it did... well... see for yourself, my words really can't do it justice!

This is Xenox-Beta-7.

 

Some nice work there for a puppy!!!!

 

haha Fluffy, you're my hero

 

Well I'm still refining my techniques, as I haven't destroyed all that many worlds yet. But I'm really glad you like them!

Thank you baller! *big smile* I'm glad you enjoyed my images too!

 

As I've has so much positive feedback to my little album of destroyed worlds, I thought I'd post a couple more!

This next one was a very unusual world to destroy. It was an ice world, quite literally. And though it sounds easy to destroy an ice world, in fact it's extremely tough, and anyone who's tried destroying an iceberg, can attest to!

I did eventually succeed, and it exploded in a way I've seen no other planet do. Stunning. Must do that with another ice world sometime... when I find one!

This is Xama-HY6.