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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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 I had to do that to you. heheheHere we have Science Patrol Hayata and his alter ego Ultraman. Hope y'all digs! Comments Great work - liked the line work solo that you posted earlier, but the colors really bring it to life. It does kind of look like the right guy is standing on the left's foot however. . .but I may just be crazy
 Kudos! Wow you mind if I make this my screensaver? Cool stuff bro.
thank you, bud/ go for it!
-- It's not if you can't do it; it's if you want to do it thanx!
-- It's not if you can't do it; it's if you want to do it  sweet! I live in Japan too and I like to see all the cheesy stuff like that on tv. It's so awesome!
  Have you been watching the Sci-fi channel marathon today? lol, j/k. Nice poses! Will we get to see ultraman in action?
-- I am the Library Ninja.   man u are really great
 -- solo sabemos la millonesima parte de lo que deberiamos saber visiten mi galeria/visit my galery [link]  ULTRA MAN! FUCK YEAH> i got season one on dvd.
awesome pic by the way. brings back good memories. -- here. Scream into this. |
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