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When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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Here ya go, folks. I'm going to add more footprints, but when I have time to get back to it.
Hope Ya'll Digs! Art: Sean "Cheeks" Galloway Comments
  good, but ill fav it already
-- -- c'Est cela oui  Looks groovin man. Is he a younger Thing? He just looks really slim is all.
 LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! have i ever told you that most of your deviations are daymakers for me.
-- "We arn't tools of the government, or anyone else. fighting was the only thing i was good at, but at least i always faught for what i believed in." -Gray Fox  I agree with Ninja. He looks younger than normal, but I think it's partly the clothes and partly your style. He looks slicker than most Thing renditions. I guess the chunky Thing that is most often drawn gives him more age. In any case it's awesome. I would like to see more Potholes though
  Wow it looks great colored!
"frequent potholes" I love it!!! ^^ -- Poison Ivy sexiest villian I know! =kissing-ivy! Are YOU a world traveler? =travel Thanx. No. Just my version of him.
-- It's not if you can't do it; it's if you want to do it  haha! frequent potholes, funny. excellent work man.
-- .........hi.....  You continue to amaze!
-- "Don't believe in the you who believes in me. Don't believe in the me who believes in you. Believe in the you who believes in yourself." - Kamina  great wall.
-- An artistic performance is the blending of intelligence and intuition. |
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