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Tallest ZIM!
Tallest ZIM! by @kittchan (Kittie Chan)

Sometime in the future, ZIM is no longer a bumbling little guy, but a tall, handsome warrior. ^_^ Artwork © Copyright 2002 Kittie Chan

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Posted: Friday, 10 January, 2003 @ 12:08 PM
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yo homie G, my dawg! how you doin in the hood? im one of ya buddies so i can be stoopeed like this... i wish you put up one of the pics that i wote pooop on the side of, that would be as grand as a homie chicken! but of course you know i think you are a wiked good drawer, the best out there... except for people who draw hot sexy guys!!!!!

Posted: Friday, 10 January, 2003 @ 12:14 PM
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One day, somehow... i shall put uponeof my drawings you so sweetly scribbled "poop" upon. =) Untill then. my dawg, 2!

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Posted: Friday, 10 January, 2003 @ 12:13 PM
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peace out homie g.... much luv to yas... that day my dawg will be a glorious day... but untill then i will weep for the brothas of da world! 2!

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