Spottycat Recognition Guide
I wouldn't say this is a major problem, but it's happened enough that I thought it'd be cute to make this.
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I think this is ridiculous, but love both of them, so more content is always good. Not complaining.
It's just a little joke.
Any way we can get a textless version? Samantha is looking fantastic here!
id hug both of them, love the fluff
Well I actually like this a lot informational and sexy
I guess the common mistake is that they are both soft as hell and would make good cuddle buddies
Lovely comparison page
*taking notes in case of homework* 🤓🖊
Thanks, this actually is helpful and I like seeing both full body drawings!
it is indeed, cute
Hmmmm, this /would/ resolve a lot of my difficulties..
i'm still not entirely sure who is who. i feel like a comic where these two have a one night stand and thoroughly explore each others bodies would definitely help the learning process.
Motherhood really made Samantha’s already gorgeous body even more gorgeous Wonder what it’ll do to Samantha when it’s her turn hehe
More snow leopards!!! Please!!!
An excellent guide to details and differences, Jay! Entertaining and very informative. I never had a problem telling the two apart but it's an amazing job 😁👌
The both would feel the same in the dark. Grin
Cute and informative! :D
Alicia is BIG CUTE
They are both sexy as heck! XD
Samantha was a fav of mine for ages but dear god if Alicia doesnt drive me nuts
Need to add more to the roster. Hell what would a tiger gal be like? XD big russian woman
I think Miss Rogova already covers the Russian part. XD Maybe a tiger lady could be from India or so.
Alicia is, in a word, "unreasonable."
ROFL Lost it at Samantha's tail XD and love how all of Alicia's wonderful figure points are "unreasoable" hehehe would love to see more of these.
I guess titling this piece "Spot the Difference" would've been too on-the-nose.
WOOOH! SAMANTHA! But why is she not pregnant? 🤨
Give it time
Countless lives have just been saved, gentlemen.
Fun fact: snow leopards are more closely related to tigers than common they are to real leopards.
