Cartoon characters
Hi. I posted the Red Baron cartoons and then stopped, virtually over-
night. (Not because I had run out of ideas, but I suddenly couldn't
bring myself to do it any more. I really need to go on Ritalin, or
something.)
Anyway, here are a few cartoon characters I'd dawdled while still ac-
tive, so I thought I'd post them here just the way they are. I hope I
don't have to label them to be recognizable.
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