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Great! Brilliant colors among others. Love the expressions of both protagonists, they make me laugh!
Love your illustration and your cat is one of the funniest I've seen, but I do want to rush in and rescue it. I'll be back.
Great illustration and approach to this weeks theme, the cat's expression is priceless!
Very funny.Between Franklin and Schrodinger, cats seem to get a pretty raw deal in the world of science, maybe that's where the word catastrophe comes from:)
Well look who's back!!!! Yay!I heard he also killed an elephant named Turvy. Or maybe that was Edison. Either way, the animals get a raw deal.Nice to see you!
I can sadly anticipate the swishing of the cat on the wooden board. Shocking!The expressions are so funny, and so alive. Wowwee!
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It is not widely known that prior to the kite escapade Ben Franklin experimented with cats and static electricity.
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NO!
Great! Brilliant colors among others. Love the expressions of both protagonists, they make me laugh!
Love your illustration and your cat is one of the funniest I've seen, but I do want to rush in and rescue it. I'll be back.
Great illustration and approach to this weeks theme, the cat's expression is priceless!
Very funny.
Between Franklin and Schrodinger, cats seem to get a pretty raw deal in the world of science, maybe that's where the word catastrophe comes from:)
Well look who's back!!!! Yay!
I heard he also killed an elephant named Turvy. Or maybe that was Edison. Either way, the animals get a raw deal.
Nice to see you!
I can sadly anticipate the swishing of the cat on the wooden board. Shocking!
The expressions are so funny, and so alive. Wowwee!
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