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It is Christmas in the heart that puts Christmas in the air.
Big photography feature about Christmas, full of wonderful works and wise christmas quotations.
Happy holidays to you!
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The twentieth strip (20/24) of me and my sister's Sherlock Holmes fanart series: Dr. Watson's inner monologue.
Written by  Art by me. Previous strip: [link] Next strip: [link] EDIT: Spikejem ( [link] ) has written a drabble for each "dwim" strip. Her series goes by the name "Sherlock Holmes' inner monologue" or "shim". Link to drabbles no. 19&20 -> [link] |
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Community News110 It is Christmas in the heart...*6igella
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Watson, I'm scared.
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Machine Gun = Fun
Chainsaw = Fun
Machine Gun + Chainsaw = Fun(2)
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"I tend to look at the word through rose colored glasses,
because seeing a red world is really trippy yo."
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My cousin and I touched Freeeeemans!: [link]
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Mistress-Samwise: Wasting her artistic potential since 2004.
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"I tend to look at the word through rose colored glasses,
because seeing a red world is really trippy yo."
This one is really amazing ...
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"There are two kindes of light: the glow that illuminates, and the glare that obscures."
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