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Why is there a Cactus on the Tundra?
Why is there a Cactus on the Tundra? by @Widget (Widget)

HAHA. I made this in about 5 minutes in Bryce 4. Sorry it's dark. This is a scanned printout since I couldnt upload it anywhere on the school macs etc etc.

I love this little dude. It looks like he poked the cactus, got stuck by the needles, jumped aside and gave the strange plant the Eye. What's a cactus doing on his tundra anyways?

Not the best thing (not even centered because the cactus was last minute) but you know what? Shut up.

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Posted: Tuesday, 30 November, 2004 @ 04:21 AM
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I love the expression on the penguin's... I guess it's a face. That just says it all. Brilliant.

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Posted: Tuesday, 30 November, 2004 @ 01:46 PM
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Cute picture!! It reminded me of an article I read once about global worming: it had a penguin standing in the middle of a desert. Heh youris more cheerful of course :D I think maybe the cactus could have been a little bigger, but I like it

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Posted: Wednesday, 01 December, 2004 @ 03:23 AM
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8D ADORABLE!!! maybe the cactus get bored to the desert and wanted some change...

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