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Caitlin Wilt

Happy Birthday!
Happy Birthday! by @TheDevilCat (Caitlin Wilt)

I missed CD's birthday... ;_; I felt so bad... he's my best online guy friend, and I knew his birthday was early July, and I STILL managed to miss it.

This pic is for him. (For you, fuzzyboy!) He really likes Experiment 666 -- think she's super cute. 666 hadn't gotten a hug yet, and CD wanted a hug too, so she's givin' him one. ^_^

Happers birfday, fuzzyboy. Lubbles ya muchies. ^^ ::snugs::

Artwork © Copyright 2002 Caitlin Wilt

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Posted: Wednesday, 10 July, 2002 @ 03:42 PM
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O____________________O!!!!!!!!!

Ok, I screeched to the point where Mom yelped and asked what was wrong. ^^;;; But eeeeeeee!!!!!!!! It's me!! and 666!! And .. and.. EEEEE!!!!!! =superclings= YAY! ^^<333333 I lub I lub I lub! :DDD You're such a superspiffygood artist Phoenixy! ^^<3333 THANKEEEEEE! ^^<33333 =squeaal=

(I had a feeling you were gonna draw me something for a belated b-day prezzy but I didn't know what...)

Eeeeeeeee! ^^<33333333 =goes off into gushy world=

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