[DeathbyDuplicity]

Both are lovely, I especially love the one on the rights coat!

[Thorn]

They're beeuuwdiful. Love cats, love dogs too. Can't have any pets, though, where we live. Its in a heritage listed area, so the wildlife suffers too much.

Did have a big copper-bellied black snake for a few days. Decided that it liked my computer room. *shiver*



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[Spitfire]

Daaaamn your cats are indeed beautiful! I have a thing for patchwork's (as we call those spotted cats in holland).

Just... what kind of name for a cat is Filth? I know your *cat* doesnt care, but still.

[Francis]

Oh the names change daily depending on what they just did.

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[Gecko]

This is what my White-lined geckos look like

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[DeathbyDuplicity]

Gorgeous! You have one?! Gawd I'm so jealous! I've wanted that type for years, can't have one because my sis is afraid of small critters and she comes around most everyday! Rugggh!!

[The Dude]

Here is a portrait I did of my cat, Odie.

She thinks she is a real badass.

I had to keep feeding her beer to get her to
hold this pose for the 7.5 hours it took
for me to create it.

[psi burn]

rofl! i saw that movie, the never ending story. it kinda does look like him.

if my scanner worked id scan pics of my cat cassie, but..

[Transcendence]

my dog grinning. it's great when people first see it..


i would have 1 of my cat..but no scanned pic

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[SaltyDog]

Here's my cat Onyx: I swear he was genetically bred with a monkey. He uses his paws like little hands...so here he is









That last one makes him look like the evil Gramork from "The NeverEnding Story" He creeps me out when I wake up with that face staring at me.

[Jabberwocky]

To get the spider you go out around evergreen trees and look for holes in the ground... pour alittle water into the hole and wait... pour somemore.... wait. Keep doing this until either a spider or cricket pops out. If it's the spider it won't come all the way out. You'll need a pencil or something similar to cox the spider out into a cup or other container you'll be hold right outside the hole... It took us about 4 days, 2 hours each day, in October, to get over 200 spiders.

Oh and I got a new puppy... He's a 10 wk old orange sable pom. Cutest damn thing. Looks like a fox.

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