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Dib in his UNDIES.. woo
Dib in his UNDIES.. woo by @ereptor (Ereptor Parvulus)
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Posted: Friday, 08 February, 2002 @ 12:20 AM
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GWEE!!! this is too cute. He must have had a pretty large bet to do such a thing. adrobile.

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Posted: Friday, 08 February, 2002 @ 12:56 AM
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Oh man, this is soooo kyoot! ^.^ God, I LOVE the face he's making! Quite hilarious ^_^ Silly Dib, what was he thinking!? (Mmm-mm, he looks pretty good in just his bare minimums, though heh heh ^-^)

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Posted: Friday, 08 February, 2002 @ 01:09 AM
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DIBBUMS! Aw c'mon, get real; Dib is SO a "briefs" guy.

Er, I mean.... I really like his expression.... poor Dib looks genuinely uncomfortable!

http://www.side7.com/art/chrigavl/

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Posted: Friday, 08 February, 2002 @ 05:55 PM
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XD spleeee~ this be old, but I liiike eeeet.. His spine is all boney! ::point/lauff:: X3 sessy...

"So anyway, they found me bound and gagged on the floor, covered with whipped cream in my boxers... that's the last time I ever visit gramma."

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