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Published: 2009-08-16 13:31:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 14461; Favourites: 307; Downloads: 0
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Well, based on the hits to the last guy, I suppose people are tired of lizards
But here's a girlfriend fr that fellow anyway, cause lizards need love too dammit! ...and yes, I know reptiles don't have mammary glands, but it is just fantasy after all... umm so there.
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Better looking than human women. Yep i said it. Deal with it.
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Yah, normally I'm not into girls with animal heads, but this ones pretty good!
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Yep, this is really a Good Work. I love the style used in this art' , i think my Reptilian RΓ΄le Play Character want to marry with it o.Γ΄ !
Great job.
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Aw, thanks so much! ^_^ Glad you like her so!
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I was thinking about that when I was looking for pictures of lizard people, how many of the women have breasts and how inaccurate that really is. I thought it was funny when I read it in your commentary.
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Lol thanks. Yeah, honestly the best defense is often no defense.
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ehm.. no problem, i think
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Lol is it the sharp jagged under bite, or the frill of red spines?
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He say it is the feminine frills and he said tail. He is
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We'll forgive you . . . this time. *wink*
Very nice piece.
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I appreciate your reptilian grace.
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Wow.
This is excellent! It breathes life into the cliche of the lizard woman, making it something awesome all over again.
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Aww thanks very much
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What's funny is that back in the 80's, there was a Flash Gordon cartoon that had Lizard Women with mammary glands. I know this because it was one of the more inexplicable action figures I owned lol.
I love the jewelry you put there. It really makes them come to life.
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Lol I think I vaguely remember that cartoon! 
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that would be cool if you had the lizard people fight your avatar pirate guy. he would own.
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Lol neat idea. Might try it
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I really love your anthropomorphic characters!
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