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In the early days of my drawing 'fat furry' fan art, when Tolstoy looked a little bit different (without those white markings on the sides of his head), the burly bear was heavily into eating fish. So, that gave me an excuse to come up with the following throwaway gag about a particular school of fish he had recently consumed that doesn't seem to agree with him. The bobcat tries to console the bear, but he's of not much help...
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Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fat Furs
Species Bear (Other)
Size 775 x 256px
File Size 58.6 kB
I don't believe I drew a strip of the fat bear getting stuck in a tub... a fat lion (namely Sergei) maybe, but not Tolstoy. I'll consider posting the tub comic with the lion in the near future.
As for not getting the humor, my response to your reply comes in the form of a verbal joke...
"If your home has more than one 'singing fish' per room in it, you might be a redneck!" - Jeff Foxworthy
As for not getting the humor, my response to your reply comes in the form of a verbal joke...
"If your home has more than one 'singing fish' per room in it, you might be a redneck!" - Jeff Foxworthy
Ever since the advent of the singing bass, various knock-offs have been made - such as singing/dancing hamsters, reindeer (for Christmas), lions in shorts with hearts on it (for Valentine's Day), etc. My favorite knock-off was 'Big Belly Boogie Bear', an animatronic bruin in overalls who not only sings, but his swollen stomach sways in time to the music! Regrettably, I was unemployed at the time it came out (a few years ago), so I couldn't afford to buy one... *sigh*
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