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It was fun painting Mark Gregory AKA Trash for 1990: Bronx Warriors ...I was only a little disappointed that no one used a phrase like "Time to take out the Trash!"

https://t.co/9J3j8VuM3r

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I've turned my cherry blossom fox OC "Lia" into a Pokémon gym leader and fused cherrim with three other Pokémon (in ) to create a small team for her!
Also, I added two simple phrases and her gym leader badge! ☺️❤️

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🍬 hina hikawa as orikasa ayumu

- very talented and charming
- has a lot of signatures, including unique catchphrases
- teases others often, and can sometimes take it too far

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People often ask me why I say "I love you" so often.

It's because it's not just a phrase~
They mean "fare well", "good luck", "I think about you" and "I will be always with you" too.

These words are supposed to accompany the ones that matter the most to me like a lucky charm.😊

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lol cowboi white hat, i drew him saying a bumch of cow boy phrases, i love his style tbh

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A villager: do you think “krzzt” is a good catchphrase for me?

Me:

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WIP of a sticker for my personal pack. I like how it's turning out. I'll probably going to make a couple of these with different phrases.

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A slightly more romantic take on the phrase from that fated scene.
There's not enough SoRoku in this world so here's my contribution ✨

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Evangelion is now in Netflix! Just I hope they fix the subs ^^U
I made a drawing of the adorable and one of his best phrases

I hope you like it!!!

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listen i have no idea how to draw ur face but the phrase “they’re a peach!” was stuck in my head and i was struck with inspiration sorry!

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Remember this phrase? Do you know the right ending to that sentence? 😸 Will YOU be recruiting Hop when she comes back tomorrow? 🙀

Big thanks to wonderful art! You really managed to capture the cuteness of Hop! 😻

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And I don't feel like posting the rest of the pages, so ending at page 5 and 6 which are "Ki tells u directly what needs to be done and uses my favorite cursed phrase while the background goes ohohohohohohoho"

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The phrase "I'm all ears" originated in the 18th century. One of the first recorded uses of the phrase is in an edition of The London Magazine from 1752:
"Now we’re all ears while —- sings."

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