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The Truth
The Truth by @Digi (Digi Otes)

Because it is, all in all, the plain, simple truth.

Dunno WHERE the idea came from. o0 shrug

For anyone who can't read my chicken scratch, the pic says:

PERVERTS

A lady's living punching bag, at the simple fee of a flip of the skirt-

That...would be me, with my arm in a sling. ^^ Very rough sketch, but I like it all the same.

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20y168d ago
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Posted: Saturday, 05 June, 2004 @ 06:38 PM

grin Great picture. This made me smile. The pose, expression, and sling convey the message so well. The line from his right elbow toward his body is a little odd, though, as if he has an extra joint somewhere between his shoulder and elbow. Very nice otherwise, though. I'd like to see this finished.

Posted: Saturday, 05 June, 2004 @ 07:37 PM

Very nice observation--looking at it, I figure I could lie, and say that the 'extra joint' was created by a...lady 'client', if you would--but then there'd be the note of how the right arm was still working properlly...so I won't lie.

Thanks for the comments and critiques, Mistah Jinx--most encouraging and helpful to me. ^^ It makes me wish I could show you an image BEFORE I uploaded it, so I could work out the problems. X3;; Oh thee well.

Posted: Saturday, 05 June, 2004 @ 07:56 PM

Cursed flaky transferring-thing. Perhaps I could upload images to my freewebs account first--just giving out a URL would prove much simplier.

I was looking into that--alas, to put a long story into one sentence, my AIM contacting abilities are currently restricted, time-wise. I'll have to look into a different way of contacting you. ponders

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