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Published: 2006-09-12 07:10:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 5777; Favourites: 220; Downloads: 73
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Laika flew through inky blue30 minute drawing during lunch break today.
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Almost 60 years ago at November 3rd: Who's My Good Girl?
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She's now a eternal traveler of the universe.In
the hearts of the ones who care she shall live forever.
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We share a clear interest. You must read this - [link]
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THIS: [link]
And this picture....all the feels.....that video made me cry.
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All of my tears.
Did they even plan on bringing her back to earth? ;_;
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Unfortunately, they did not : <
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That poor dog... Such a great opportunity and... then that happens.
Didn't they know she would die? Why did they continue to endorse the project?
It seems unfair for such a dog like her...
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Read the comic about her yesterday. Made me cry.
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Laika wasn't in fact just a dog, she was a hero. Earth's hero... If they hadn't sent her up there, maybe her great great great great -goes on forever- grandpups will be alive. I don't get it, really... But nice drawing, what a way to honor her ^^
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This is adorable, I saw a program on the Soviet space program, and the section on Laika nearly made me cry.
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Here's to you. *glass raise*
For stunning art, for acknowledging Laika, for Divine Comedy appreciation.
Thankyou. *chink*
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A fitting tribute to the little dog who lived a hard life, died alone, but barked at stars and left her pawprints on Mars for us to remember her by.
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I love this. So glad people are keeping her legacy alive.
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Her story was so sad, but I love the hopeful feeling of this illustration. ;_;
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Thank you : )
Pour one for my homie, Laika : l
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yeah, a hero of time and space : C
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I featured this in my journal! Hope you don't mind. [link]
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You are not dead. Lady, you turned into a Star ...
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I just finished reading Nick Abadzis' Laika (as in, I finished it around 10 minutes ago) and I knew how it was going to end but I still couldn't help but get choked up...
I really want to say I love your picture. Utterly wonderful.
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if you read it online, could you give me a link plz?
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I checked it out from my library and then went out and bought it.
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awww. I checked online for the nearest library holding it and it was like 75 miles away... I managed to read some of it on google books though
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That sucks. I still say buy it, it really is that good, or at least I think so.
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I wonder if she was a mutt or if somebody owned her? I wouldn't give up my dog even to benifit mankind 4ever, wether anyone finds that selfish or not 
oh and,
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She was a mutt. An adorable Mutt. We should have stolen her from the Russians and repatriated her here.
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Dear god, that's awesome.
Kudos for giving poor Muttnik some art.
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It's sad and lonely and beautiful looking.
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"Your mother shoulda called you Laika" - Arcade Fire [link]
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Our tiny hero, awashed in burning stellar winds. Rest in peace, Laika!
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Bwahhhh... I like how everyone knows who this is, but the blatant George MeliΓ©s reference is there for all to see, yet nobody pointed that out yet. *siiigh*
Nice illustration - the combination of colors works nicely (even making the communist star pink - wait a second......) XD;
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a heroic cosmonauta, she lives in our memories... I have an ill of her too
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Yeah, its funny how inspiring a Russian dog can be.
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Though I'm no lover
of independan music,
Laika touched my heart.
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