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I must say Pollyanna looks quite lovely. It's nice to have a name to go with the face.

For the Halloween ones, they look great. If I guessed right they're:

Betty - The Queen of Hearts
Violet - Snow White
Mary - Alice from Alice in Wonderland
William - The Mad Hatter

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That is what i thought they were also.

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 08 Oct 2008 Posts: 3273

Yep. those are the exact costumes each of them are wearing....though I like William's costumes; mostly because of his big hat :3.

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Agreed.

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 18 Aug 2007 Posts: 1606

I think it would be funny if Violet's costume was the Chesser cat she's got the stripes for it lol Very Happy

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 15 Feb 2007 Posts: 4668

I believe that's Chessy's area of expertise.

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 07 Jan 2007 Posts: 256

I agree as well

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Yeah. I was thinking of the same thing.

All the costumes are from Alice and the Wonderland theme except the SnowWhite one.

Maybe she could be one of the guards with those cards in front and back.

OR

The white rabbit. Smile

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OH! Or maybe that little hedgehog that was use as a croque (sp?) ball from the scene when Alice and The Queen of Hearts play croque :3.

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I really like Pollyanna. She's so different from the other characters, and it's really nice to see how Vanessa draws avian characters. I had been wondering how the legs would look TBH Razz

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Great website splash page

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It's an idea, and befitting of this place besides.

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 31 Jul 2008 Posts: 1578

I think we would have to protect her from getting mobbed by fanboys though, if that were the case.

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Which is why gentlemen such as myself exist.

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 09 Jan 2007 Posts: 1556

I suppose all the swordsmen here would gladly help.

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But sadly, those who live by the sword die by the gun. Laughing

I think I'd prefer Johnny as my own protector. Or a Luger in my pocket. Who needs a man when you got the proper tools? Wink

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Quite true.

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But do not forget, dear Frauline Doktor, that even the most versatile of tool can become useless given the right circumstances.

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Yeah, there was meant to be a huge fight scene, but Harrison was feeling ill and decided to shoot him instead. I think it actually works better that way.

Anyway, I'd be more than happy to help protect her as well.

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 09 Jan 2007 Posts: 1556

Yeah he was feeling really ill so they ad-libed the shooting. Originally it was supposed to be a long drawn out sword and whip battle. But, now it's so a classic and funny scene.

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What's a little historical inaccuracy between friends?

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I'm not a huge firearms history specialist, Johnny. I'm just happy enough to be accurate to within five years when going purely from memory.

Doubt I really need a protector, though. I am a scholar and healer. I don't think I'd accumulate too many foes. And I personally enjoy the sport of marksmanship, though I truly am horrible with pistols. A simple shotgun or rifle hidden in my home should be enough for both business and pleasure. Razz

And Mystic, I can fully empathize with dear Jillian's line of reasoning and industry. It's nice to keep things simple at times.

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 23 Sep 2007 Posts: 1462

Your forgetting patience who might claim malpractice. Especially if you happened to throw a fit of "Mad Scientist" during a physical. *Chuckles at the thought*

It certainly would bring about a new definition to girls playing with their dolls. Vibrating, anatomically correct, throbbing dolls...*Lightly fans herself*

But then again you two would be missing out on all the fun you can have with something that doesn't conduct the heat of steam to such a scalding degree. I speak of coarse, of the hu...*pauses a bit looking up during her speech*...come to think of it, what would we go with in place of "the human body?" There isn't exactly a "standard" body we refer to. Would we call it the anthropomorphic body?

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I think that sounds about right, Mystic. The anthropomorphic body (or anthro body for short) is probably the best way to describe it. The "furry" body just doesn't sound right.