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Spawning Myth
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When one's life becomes too routine
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Summary
Furniture in Nodd is living, much like Noddish buildings. Furniture is found in a variety of useful shapes, from couches and ottomans to baths and countertops. Noddish furnishings are expected, given their living nature, to occasionally shuffle a small amount. However, furniture which moves on it's own too much is said to be "ambulant" and certain steps are taken to prevent this. Furnishings which have died are considered unappealing by many.
Habitat
WIP (Is there such a thing as wild furniture? Was it only created recently, perhaps altered from some other creature? What did it look like before being used in homes?)
Reproduction
Furniture occasionally sports visible genitalia. (WIP - How does furniture reproduce? Is it similar to buildings, which are grown from spores?)
Behavior
Well-behaved furniture is expected to remain mostly in one spot and perform the task they are intended to perform. Some minor misbehavior is to be expected, however it is not unheard of for particularly unruly furniture to misbehave drastically, such as attempting to hump it's owner. Ambulant furniture pieces are often castrated in an attempt to solve behavioral issues without resorting to euthanasia, and consistently misbehaving furniture is often disposed of.
Diet
Furniture is often nourished by the buildings they reside in, so long as the building accepts it and the building itself is maintained. Failing that, furniture must be fed by an outside source to survive - most often seen in abandoned buildings or cases where the building itself dislikes a given furniture piece. Ambulant furniture in particular is often required to be fed by the owner.
Common Uses
Furniture's most obvious use should be readily apparent. However, it is not the only use for furniture. Furnishings are also edible, made into a selection of dishes when deemed unfit for their primary use. The cushioned parts of certain furniture tends to be referred to as "couch steak", while the harder parts like legs are often called "couch shrimp" - named for the way one must crack open the chitinous exterior to get at the meat within. Less desired are "couch potatoes", which refer to the deep-fried testicles of furniture - it is widely regarded as a low quality meal.
Some citizens use their furniture for sexual relief. Those who partake in it are often insultingly referred to as "pillow humpers".
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