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Rachel Vance

Disturbed Childhood
Disturbed Childhood by @sinnamon (Rachel Vance)

I drew this in 2nd grade. Does anybody else think this is as sick and disturbed as i do? Comments on it? that is supposed to be me, walking in the rain with my cat. Disney is the root of all evil , yes, it is! the clown is satan look at him!A dragon is going burn us up while a snake tries to eat me and a man throughs lighting bolts. 2nd grade!

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Furry / Anthropomorphic
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Teen (VO)
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Posted: Wednesday, 06 March, 2002 @ 10:17 PM
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woah... yeah... many things that can be disturbing, if you look at it, actually look.. good for second grade, though!! the walking cat, the dragon... good use of symbolism!! eep.. creepy.. x_X;; but good!! ^_^;;;

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Posted: Thursday, 07 March, 2002 @ 11:12 AM
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you call THAT Disturbed? Puh-LEEEASE! I Call That Normal. In second grade I was surrounded by happy little children reading heppy little books and singing happily....now THATS Disturbing light something on fire Wee.

Still, its pretty good for 2nd grade!

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