Evileverness
Recently I had an especially great feeling of which I can only describe as evil cleverness, or Evileverness. You get this feeling when you use your wit and ingenuity for bad or wrong purposes. It’s really only a good thing if you use it on someone for their own benefit, don’t ask me how…but it can be done! I think we could have a mascot named Evileverness, who would be a fox dressed like the Hamburglar. He would of course be imbued with dark side force powers, such as force lightning and force choke. Below is one artist’s interpretation of what he might look like:
Foxes seem like they would be a cross between a cat and a dog. I’m not really sure why… just seems like “hey... it could happen”. And as smart as foxes are, it makes me wonder if they could teach them sign language like they did to that gorilla named

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To confer with what you're saying about their intelligence, I'm sure that if they were to speak they would have English accents. Disney had it all wrong when they used American actors for the voice overs of Foxes...Well, it's been sometime now but I don't recall what the voiceover sounded like in Disney's Robin Hood....so...WHATEVA!
honestly i do believe foxes are evil evil creatures and we should all watch our backs before we get jumped by a pack of them. wait do foxes travel in packs?????? do they have packs???
In the Labyrinth, the fox Sir Didymas had an English accent, but he wasn't evil, him and his pet dog, Ambrosius, fought villians...and Robin Hood did too. Maybe foxes are just fuzzy lil' heroes.
His name was Oscar, and hes a fox...so I called him Osc-ox!
A return-visit of mine owns a deaf dog that understands sign language. He is the hugest dalmation I have ever seen, and is called Goochi (like the designer) b/c she bought him instead of a purse.
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