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It's a lovely take on her. And you know she swims nude in the water.
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She's is lovely and amazing girl...great picture, greetings 
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Awesome She is sexy and beautiful I'd bang definitely bang her
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This version of Pocahontas... I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!! 
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I really like this, and the art is beautiful.
But my only complaint is that she appears to not have many organs...
Other than that, it's pretty cool.
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I think that bird is almost as much of a pervert as I am.
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John Smith has alot to be thankful for this year.
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Very nice 'Poke-a-hot-ass' picture, well drawn.Β Perhaps this is before she tamed the racoon, and the bowl of water is what she is using to lure him in?
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I see her bird is there but what about tha raccoon?!
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I just discovered your work and I gotta say ... WOW!!! These pinups are fine as hell!
I do have one small criticisme though, they all have the same face. This particularly struck me with Pocahontas, who really doesn't look like a native american.
She just looks like a tanned caucasian woman... But I'm nittpicking...
Great work!
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Wasnt pocahontas a 13 year old girl?Β
Nice disney representation thought
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Yeah, in history she was married to John Rolf at the age of 13 and taken to Britain where she died at the age of 23 due to the flu.
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i didn't know that indians could do boob jobs
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I didn't know there were Indians in North America.
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... seriously?
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No, not seriously. I'm making fun of you. They got something wrong and you called them out on it, you got something wrong and I called you on it.
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didn't get anything wrong. you're acting like you've never heard anyone use the word "indian" instead of "native american" before, even though it's very common. stuck-up hipster prick
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You act like you've never seen breasts that size, hypocritical, arrogant, swine.
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not natural ones on a woman that size.
and how am i hypocritical?
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Because you pointed out the tiniest flaw (Which isn't actually a flaw, just something you're not used to seeing with your tiny scope of the world) then got mad when I pointed out an actual flaw in your logic. Indians live in India, the name's the hint.
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it's not a tiny scope of the world. that's what surgically altered breasts look like
and native americans are commonly called indians. named by columbus because he thought he was in the indies. when they're called indians, people aren't referring to people from india.
seriously, you've never heard them called that, and you're saying I have a tiny scope of the world? reality check...
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Columbus called them that because he was mistaken, but people after him should know full well that he was mistaken. And as for breasts not being able to look like that, you're just plain wrong, you can look it up.
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i'm not looking it up. everyone knows columbus was mistaken, dumbass. indian's just a name. the literal meaning of the word isn't important. if there was a dog named biscuit, you wouldn't get angry and say, "no, it's a dog," would you?
i mean, YOU probably would, because you suck...
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It's a far cry between naming a dog after a food item and calling an entire diverse set of peoples by the name of a completely different set of diverse peoples.
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i didn't invent the term "indian," okay? columbus is dead, so you can't take it out on him...
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I didn't invent a lot of words that I misuse. Doesn't make me less stupid for using them.
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no, fool. the term native american came along later by people who decided that "indian" isn't politically correct. i wasn't misusing the word, either. that's how it was intended to be used: to describe people from tribes in america
if i said "literally" when i don't mean "literally," that would be an example of common misuse
seriously, you're an idiot. you must be infuriating to be around
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No, no, no, *Shakes head* Indian was meant to be used to describe people from India. Even Columbus knew that.Β
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HE THOUGHT HE WAS IN THE INDIES, CALLED THEM INDIANS, AND THE NAME STUCK! FUCK OFF!
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You can see why Disney!John Smith was so enamoured of her
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