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Flutterdog in the Snow
Flutterdog in the Snow by @ras (B. F.)

Hee. This here picture is of... Aidan. In a way he's -never- been seen before. But it -was- theorised about... r'member that conversation? ;D Haha. My little brother is currently standing behind me, considering how weird it is that he was... married to this thing. >D Ohyeah! And this isn't the full image, neither. The top 'n the bottom extend, some, but I was hating my scanner, and paint shop pro, and resizing... and cropped it in a fit of rage. c.c; Artwork © Copyright 2002 Babs Fiala

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Posted: Sunday, 05 May, 2002 @ 11:29 AM
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RAS! XD dies! AHH, I LOVE IT. XD I remember that conversation! And .. and he looks so /cute/ and white and fluttery! clings! Thankyoou! >D And, damn, you colored it so well. O.O; envies real media skills, quietly. XD --

And, as for your little cheating /brother/ .. hisssnarl I don't know how I ever married /you/, with your head so full of cheese! I plan to write a strongly-worded m333n am3rikkan l3tt3r to you! Fft! o.o;

Thanks again, Ras! XD

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