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Little Crapper the Unicorn
Little Crapper the Unicorn by @marymill (Mary Miller)

I couldnt remember the name for this one... o well, no matter ^_^ i drew this un with K.C. and we had a name for it but like i said, i forgot it so its name is now Little Crapper. Artwork © Copyright 2002 Mary Miller

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Posted: Thursday, 13 June, 2002 @ 11:50 PM

AWWRR!!! It's Little Crapper! He's so huggable...until he poops x__X I love heeeem huggles him tah bitses n' gets pooed on ...and just for the record people, my name is Kristen loud gasps and screeches, cars crash and fireworks go off Yes, I have revealed mah true i-den-tity, but Mary already knew that ^.^

Posted: Tuesday, 18 June, 2002 @ 10:14 AM

Aw poor lil horsey...how come he's named little crapper? Does he poop alot like that tiny horse bart simpson had to care for? You remember, when bart said, maybe you wouldn't crap so much if you didn't eat so much. Then the horse got ready to poop again. Damn that's funny! laughs for about a whole 2 minutes Don't mind me, I'm a dufus. Anyhoo, you should call him something like...springer (no not jerry springer) Or turquiose or sumthin'. He's so cute!

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