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anyone who tells you that college ain't fun ain't goin' to the right college. by @beatcrab (beatnik crab)

this is sooooo kyoot! it's me and my bestest amiga (she's a kitty, and i'm a rat) on an average schoolday.

i didn't realize how tough it was to draw a pic with such complex overlapping/interaction between two characters. i've never really done it before. but i'm sooooo happy with it!

poo, now that i've already uploaded it i'll probably never color it. damn me and my short attention span. &nbsp&nbsp 2002

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Posted: Saturday, 14 September, 2002 @ 12:50 AM
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Neeeeeeeeeat! I love it! It looks JUST like us! Tres bien. C'est splenderiffic. I believe that you may just have (slightly) improved the relationship between your country (The People's Republic of BeatnikCrab) and mine (The Democratic Republic of New SugarFree-Land). I await your response, Madame President.

-SugarFree, Prime Minister of New SugarFree-Land

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