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The meaning of life, perhaps?
The meaning of life, perhaps? by @ladylaguna (Jenn)

Oekaki done on Bara-chan's board of Melanie, pondering something important and dire, perhaps. I love this one; I love the curtains, I love the window, I love the sky, I love Mel--And nobody, NOT A SOUL, commented on it. goes to cry in a corner 9_9

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Posted: Monday, 13 May, 2002 @ 09:18 PM
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AAAAW! Poor Jenn! I cheer you up! I think your pic of Mel is ADORABLE! Jenn=Awsome Artist+Person in general! Keep up the excellent work!

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Posted: Monday, 20 May, 2002 @ 03:52 PM
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Aww, don' be sad hugs I woulda commented but I usually go to your VCL site! It looks really good ^_^ I wish I could draw like you, I still love that pic of me :D

Posted: Monday, 20 May, 2002 @ 10:55 PM
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LoL! I wasn't sad, guys! I was being sarcastic ~_^ I could really care less if anyone on that board commented on it... You'd have to go to the board to understand what I mean. ^^

Ah, yes... VCL... THERE you can see all my lovely pr0n! XP

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