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Cuteized Morrigan blowing a bubble - Animated GIF - Nov/2001 (((This is 600K)))
Cuteized Morrigan blowing a bubble - Animated GIF - Nov/2001 (((This is 600K))) by @catguypaladin (Bryan Costello)

Well I had this idea for a long time, it took me a few days to make. ^_^ It turned out great I think. I'm hoping I don't get canned for the file size on this pic.

Morrigan is from Darkstalkers if ya didn't know.

I'm sorry about the 600K size. this is as small as I can make it as a gif.

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Posted: Saturday, 01 December, 2001 @ 10:20 PM
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well gosh you are right....it is pretty durned cute...!!!!

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Posted: Thursday, 03 January, 2002 @ 08:27 PM
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Quite cute ^_^ ! I saw it originally in the yahoo club. I'm a friend of bwlbgbw. Very nicely done.

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Posted: Thursday, 06 March, 2003 @ 04:20 AM
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This gif is very nicely done. I too enjoy the part where the bubble pops lol! I'd love to see more gifs like this one. Good job!

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