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OOSAN PLUSHI! GWAAAR!
OOSAN PLUSHI! GWAAAR! by @ereptor (Ereptor Parvulus)

flops around like a fish ONE.. of the plushies.. gwahaha. Finished this about 2 months ago. XD I love it so. And I put a lil' voice box thingie in there--when you squeeze his bellah, he MEOWS. XD! It's so amusing....

XD; And Jessica, I'm really sorry.. but I'm getting sick of coloring your image! I take break before brain go explody-like. x__x forgiiiiiveeeee...... wails

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Posted: Friday, 22 March, 2002 @ 07:45 AM
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Waii.. That's so cool!! How'd you make thaaat? It's so...cyute!

Posted: Friday, 22 March, 2002 @ 04:18 PM
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I made it with magical powers of.... beef. XD Yesh... that, sewing needles, thread, fleece fabric, several poke-ed fingers, and 7 hours later. Sadly, it was too small for the sewing machine--if I had a working one that is. x__x''

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Posted: Saturday, 23 March, 2002 @ 07:08 PM
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NO! I shall never forgive you! sob

I'm jealous of your doll making abilities, though. I'm scared of needles. O_o;;

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