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Hillary Horsey!
Hillary Horsey! by @anubis_tweekthm (JLP (none))

This is my friend hillary, I drew her as a horse because I know she loves them. I colored her fur brown and then on further inspection noted that she resembled the super blonde girls at my school who go tanning in those damned cancer boxes and end up looking so brown its freakish. HAHA! sorry hillary, I should have drawn you as an apaloosa. oh well. Artwork © Copyright 2003 JLP (none)

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Everyone
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20y357d ago
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Posted: Friday, 30 May, 2003 @ 12:06 AM
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Hey Jaime! Thanks for making me a horsey! I hope drwing me helped you work through those tough emotions, like dealing with dorks/blondes like me. I think ill trace it and color it during study hall someday, cuz youre right about the tanning, but i didnt see that when i first looked at it. And i wanna be pink like my horse! See ya at the Dunks jaimes! Love, Hilda

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Posted: Friday, 30 May, 2003 @ 12:09 AM
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P.S. I thought we agreed that I would draw the horses?!?

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