Wow...I should have scanned Ed's selection of your works before I put
in my order. I'm finding some prints of Desiree that desperately need
me... Er..I mean, prints that I desperately would like to have.
But then, if I were to keep a tally of images I've seen so far that I
want, I would quickly go over my budget, and overdrafting my account
is something I don't want to do anymore. Still, I'll have something
to save for.
How good is Second Ed about prompt shipping?
D.O.P.R
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> Subject: [SkunkworksAMA] Re: Darn Scanners
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> --- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, "dopr5" <spudugly@> wrote:
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> > I recently saw a pic of Jim's appear on "e621" which had obviously
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> > It was a closeup shot of Onyx with her mouth wide open, and tongue
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> That sounds like one of the pages from the "Cutting Floor" folio.
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> > Now, I love Onyx quite a bit, but I also would like Jim to keep
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Received on Tue Aug 12 2008 - 17:46:12 CDT