You are welcome

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J.D.: You see, surgical and medical interns are kinda like two rival gangs. Not real gangs, more like those cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.

Thanks for all the faves!

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I can see what you mean, with the puppy eyes and all.

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Another channel to cross over;
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Oh... Hehe.. Just its expression and body posture seem to be a more timid, curious message.

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J.D.: You see, surgical and medical interns are kinda like two rival gangs. Not real gangs, more like those cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.

Interesting interpretation. When I drew it I was thinking of it as a guard to a palace, holding its hand up to indicate that the viewer may not pass.

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Standing on the white cliffs of Dover,
Looking out into space.
Another channel to cross over;
Another dream to chase.

I actually don't find it creepy but more along the lines of symbolic in the way, just by its pose and appearance. The way I see it, its a different take on the "encounters of the third kind" in that its not a grey but sort of a furry version of E.T.

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J.D.: You see, surgical and medical interns are kinda like two rival gangs. Not real gangs, more like those cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.

Thanks

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J.D.: You see, surgical and medical interns are kinda like two rival gangs. Not real gangs, more like those cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.

Hey, thanks for all the favorites~ >^.-.^<

And I have to say that "Future and Alternative Biology" is probably one of the neatest headings I've found in a gallery to date. Very cool.

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Thanks for the fave. I appreciate your interest.

The furry sentry is one of the creepiest creatures I've drawn, so I'm rather surprised it's been favorited twice.

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Another channel to cross over;
Another dream to chase.

Thanks for the fav!

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Thanks for the favs!

Thanks for the favs

Well its something of a Darwin-Wallace occurrence I guess you could call it. I have read the description but it was after the whole discussion began between me and Micro. Did you know that Nemo's "All Tomorrows" has a species of transplanted therizinosaur? Just thought you might be interested in that if you had not already seen that.

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J.D.: You see, surgical and medical interns are kinda like two rival gangs. Not real gangs, more like those cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.

That's spooky...Did you ever read this description on the Styracomorph?

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Apologies if I've already sent this, but it's just such a weird synchronicity. Cool, though--I like to think that if multiple people are working independently along similar conceptual lines, it means we're onto something important. It's validating, in a way.

Belated thanks for the watch, Will

As with you it seems school just can't leave me alone imagining my worlds

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Sorry for taking so long to respond:

This "spore" dispersal technique could actually be the result of some ancient civilization that reached intelligence levels beyond our own. They took interest in evolutionary processes and decided to create their own experiments only to go extinct some time before they were able to watch the results.

Continuing on this topic of life dispersal and evolutionary experimentation: someone mentioned to me in a comment about how interesting it would be if we (human beings) took species from earth and took them to a terraformed planet creating new ecosystems and watching as new species evolved. Species to be introduced would be those that breed more quickly or are more adaptable such as rabbits, mice, rats, cats, small mustelids, chickens, sparrows, bullfrogs, etc.

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J.D.: You see, surgical and medical interns are kinda like two rival gangs. Not real gangs, more like those cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.

Thank you for the faves.

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Hey thanks for adding dragon 3 to your collection

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A narrow escape for you! *Shaking fist*

Already did it.

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J.D.: You see, surgical and medical interns are kinda like two rival gangs. Not real gangs, more like those cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.

TAG, YOU'RE IT! Let’s see 8 random facts, preferably embarassing. Bare your soul for my sadistic amusement!

Thanks so much for the favourite!

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lol.
:hugs:

Just do what I did and write up eight random things. It's as easy as clipping toe nails.

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sitting down with your children...
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Thanks

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J.D.: You see, surgical and medical interns are kinda like two rival gangs. Not real gangs, more like those cheesy gangs you see in Broadway musicals.

You've been tagged for 8 facts...
Because I can.

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Have you ever tried turning off the tv...
sitting down with your children...
and hitting them?" -Bender, Futurama, season 4, ep.6: 'Bender Should Not Be Allowed on TV'