https://www.usna.edu/Notables/ambassadors/1984braithwaite.php
I merely present the work, not the one who made it, but a fan. I held off and then when I saw it today I said 'I'll wait why hasn't McThistle posted?'
so I posted his picture.
as a fan.
Pepe McThistle! Where are you!
whoever made it has far more talent than you do with your angry psycho dead zombie cat bit . . .
and was far more subtle than you.
So I rate McThistle far higher than your
remake of 'Fat Freddies cat' (which was great and hilarious and you could learn a lot from reading it).
Is this the famefag from the 'valley of the Sun'?
I was only half panning you, dude.
But you know I don't mean they aren't your own work, but you are doing a remake, like a redo of an old TV franchise as a movie.
See there was this guy in CAlifornia back in the long ago and he was part of a group and had some frenz who thought tht there was a movement going on and he got on an FBI list and he couldn't get a job so . . . he was forced to make money by selling his comic books. And then the state of Calisexcult decided to use him as an example and sued him for taxes for his profits in other states (because a lot of comin book and comic stripe writers live in Sunny California, cause it's so awesome (or it was more awesome, still mostly awesome) but the other California comic stripe people said 'lets pay for his lawyers, cause we'll be next'.
and one of his comic books was called 'Fat Fredie's Cat' and I think you take his 'theme' not his art or his stories. And he was daring and did things that were totally unheard of in the mainstream. He was heroic and I think he's a survivor . . . so it's not terrible to be copying his ideas. But long before him we had Felix, and other famous cartoon cats. And then the ancient Sphinx? Is that the prototype for your cat?
These people no longer work at the White House, one assumes.