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Zakaria Shalih

Zak's oldest drawing online
Zak's oldest drawing online by @Masonicon (Zakaria Shalih)

Salvaged from Buzzly

This is my oldest drawing(that's I drawn long before I secure any online residences), it's just somewhat inaccurate drawings of GTA San Andreas weapons

GTA San Andreas © Rockstar Games

Category:
Fan Art - Other
Rating:
Mature (V)
Class:
Finished Work
Submitted:
1y22d ago
Tags:
weapons
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Posted: Monday, 24 April, 2023 @ 09:25 PM
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> Salvaged from Buzzly

Does archive.org have a working index of the site? I'd tried digging up old records for the Postmortem, but the site's architecture seems to have prevented most of the actual content from being preserved in a readable format. :/

Posted: Monday, 24 April, 2023 @ 11:12 PM
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@Thorvald wrote: > Salvaged from Buzzly

Does archive.org have a working index of the site? I'd tried digging up old records for the Postmortem, but the site's architecture seems to have prevented most of the actual content from being preserved in a readable format. :/ \> actually that's saved to my hard drives before I got myself banned from Buzzly

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