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Road Trip, Day 2: And Poor Red....Was Stuck in a Tree...All...Night...Long
Road Trip, Day 2: And Poor Red....Was Stuck in a Tree...All...Night...Long by @Narcotics (JC Robinson)

Heeheeheeheehee! Ok maybe he wasn't in the tree ALL night long. No, Rach got him down after a bit. Mr. Peebuls helped too! He looks like a squirel right there @.@ Lousy squirel-like ferret.

See...Rach and Tallest Red went to this crazy broken down amusment park ridey thing and the whole ride broke and Red ended up in the tree. And let me just say that Red felt very UNHAPPY about being up there if you know what I mean. Poor guy. Artwork © Copyright 2002 JC Robinson

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Posted: Thursday, 15 August, 2002 @ 12:27 AM
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Lol, cute! ^_^ poor red! Great job!

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Posted: Friday, 23 August, 2002 @ 04:50 AM
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awwwww!!!! poor weddy-baybee muh-muh-ma!! this is so cool, lovely job, i love the sunrise in the background and the cute lil squirrel...and of course Red blush LoL XD

http://side7.com/art/rachconn

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