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ams! Sorry for long absence. Was even more busy--and Hairy gifted me his blog to maintain. With my computer destroyed, I usually only get to read from work, where I'm not allowed to reply, and Shelob won't help me with anything but the blog . . . eeekhh.

Anyway, helping my littlest squidling with an old-fashioned library during a summer camp for STEM, biology, I had a moment to look back for old times.

Finding this complimentary request, I can only say, "Please do, and just tell them credit for the idea is all I want." Hairy Deewon is now Googleable to find the blog, and fanfiction.net has the work I've had time for, "Vengeance For Sale Or Trade" being the latest.

And thank you!

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Hey, bud!  Good to see you back and turning out your pics with Heromachine.  Any change you can share these on Facebook?  Page is called Heromachine Creations.  There is a bigger audience to show your concepts.  Let me know if you need any other info.  Cheers!

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Red Bat is back!

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Guessing what its fan art of should be really easy.