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Registered: March 17th, 2006, 5:58 PM EST
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About Me
Have enjoyed Anime ever since I was a child. (Yeah, in the early 1970's even) You never out grow it. :)
Hobbies inclued Video Games (Favorite games ever: GRANDIA and PHANTASY STAR series), building & benchmarking PC's. MORE POWER !! I also consider learning the Japanese Language a Hobby, a damn near impossible one :P
I love GOLF, BOWLING Swimming and Bike Riding.
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maybe she would...maybe she wouldnt?
just consept design^^
thansk for the coment
Thx for the comment and fave on my white clarity wall ^^
I'm glad you like the depth effect i work on ^^
have a nice day
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Vous parlez français ??
Rejoignez le groupe francophone ;)
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thx for the comment on my pin up girl wall. i wish i had the original version to show you, now that was not a bedroom wall. i was going for a bachelor loft sort of thing and had a brick wall but everyone in session zero thought it looked like they were a bum on a street, hence this texture for a wall... ;)
see ya around!
so i decided to vector that ah my goddess scan. whew! almost done... the actual vector is done but now i'm trying to draw more of them so i can have more bg to work with.
Thankx a lot... ^_^
=o I didn't know xD
I'm making you my friend now ^.^
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Actually... I rather dislike Shampoo xD hihihi,
I think she's a bimbo xp (for lack of better words)
but I'm actually planning on making a wall with her ^.~
Thanks for the comment ^^
I appreciate it... ^.~
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