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...and he bit Bandit back.
...and he bit Bandit back. by @heidfola (Heidi Foland)

The looooong-delayed-by-my-b*tchy-cable-connection colored version of Oskar, `Jared's Russian World of Darkness werewolf.

Deep down he's charming. Really.

(the title is brought on my my thinking he looked like a bad@$$ Johnny Quest before I scarred him up. ;^^ and the fact I hated that dog.) Artwork © Copyright 2002 Heidi Foland

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Posted: Saturday, 05 October, 2002 @ 07:21 PM
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oooh. ::Pets him and begins filing down the claws:: Nice job with the scars, they look very real.

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Posted: Wednesday, 23 October, 2002 @ 08:30 PM
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I must say, that even though I'm particularly biased when it comes to this pic, I will say this:

WHOO-HOO! OSKAR R0X0RS! (At least his piccie version anyway ^_~) <:D

My never-ending thanks Serrat. n.n

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Posted: Saturday, 21 June, 2003 @ 11:55 PM
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O.O MY NAILS! hehehehehehehehe i've done the same thing to my nails, turned 'em into claws. ^_^ they are soo much fun!

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