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Polly the Parrot-cat
Polly the Parrot-cat by @tigermouse (April Parks)

Also known as "Polly the Carrot"...

Experiments to produce unique familiars often create bizarre failures. With its over-sized eyes, psychotic coloring, and uncanny ability to mimic human speech, the Parrot-cat has proven to be a failure in the wizardly familiar market.

Prints available via my website.

24" x 30" Acrylic on Canvas

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Posted: Wednesday, 17 December, 2003 @ 05:36 PM
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HolyCOW if that thing started mimicking me, I'd toss it out the window! OR SOMETHING! (jibblies!)

Posted: Thursday, 18 December, 2003 @ 09:44 PM
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Yeah...I suppose that would be more than a bit freaky. But...wouldn't you toss it out the window or something if it was just a normal kitty? :D

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Posted: Friday, 19 December, 2003 @ 10:28 AM
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Nyah. If it was just a regular cat that meowed? I'd probably deal with it fine. But THAT color AND mimicking me?? Too much.

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