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Pain in the... err, jungle
Published: 2010-11-22 18:22:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 24112; Favourites: 816; Downloads: 474
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Finally it's finished and just in time!
This started out some time ago as a figure study/doodle of the elephants from my "Siesta in the Jungle"-picture. For a long time it didn't go anywhere beyond that, but then I decided to start working on it again and here's the finished piece.
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Hm, I've never thought about it that way. Such possibilities..... Nah, this happened some weeks or months after. Good thing it didn't happen right after. Poor Al would have little to laugh about.
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Oh and what funny news! Imagine hearing that story!
Maybe he did manage to escape, and is just keeping well away from the riverbed from now on. I still haven't given up hope.
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*gasp* You know, you're absolutely right. Will this mean the end for Al'Capone the Tiger? Truly the end?
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You've got that right! There will only be a brief respit, before the new tigers move in. But I wonder if anybody CAN be as nasty as Al'Capone was. (loook, im typing "WAS" Oh God, he's pronounced dead!
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Well spoken. Rocky is one of my favorites too, and he is funny to draw (and simple). Did you notice the danger he put himself in on that sketch?
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He? Never! Good thing Sonya the snake didn't quiet know what to make off that scrawny stick dangling in front of her nose.
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Little by little you're getting all the names.
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He refer's to Pete as his Uncle. But then again he refers to any adult crocodile as his uncle or aunt, so there's no way of telling what their relation is.
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Had the battle been right and square, the outcome could very well have been in Al's favor, so I'm pretty sure that held in high esteem among the crocodiles, at least the smaller ones.
Did you know that jaguars sometimes hunt cajman crocodiles?
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Yeah, they're smaller. But all crocodiles and gators start out small. And tigers like water, just like jaquars, so I wouldn't be surpriced if they too sometimes hunt crocos.
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Yeah. 
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That could certainly happen if the tiger siblings forget their vow to stay away from the river. They're notoriously mischievous creatures, so who knows how long reason will prevail?
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And hear we are again with a viwe point I hadn't even concidered.
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Fair enough. It's refreshing though.
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His name is Lil'Timmy (borrowed from an NPC in World of Warcraft).
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Back when I did the Siesta paintings I was still playing that game regularely.
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Hm, for those who do raiding, it does take strategy. It's more towards RPG and questing. Probably still one of the biggest online games, although it has lost some of its audience.
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No need for excusing. It was fun while it lasted and I didd meet my boyfriend there. Without him I would never have moved to Denmark and probably never would have become the plush maker I am today.
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Same team. We quested a lot together. :3
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Well, it kind of was the biggest game out there at the time. But then again, we could have gone to way different servers. In fact, had I known what PVP meant, I most surely would have picked another server. XD
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