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Title: Turtle's New Girlfriend
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Published: Aug 20, 2010
Author: Some Cartoonist Guy
Post Date: 2010-08-20 11:28:36 by Turtle
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#4. To: Turtle (#0)
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LOL! Good one.
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I think that girl will beat the turtle $#it right out of him before she will give up her ride.
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I'd take the under on that bet! If she could catch him she would make Turtle soup out of him and that in short order.
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All foolishness (Turtle) aside, ever see Boris Vallejo's wife, Julie Bell? I was very surprised. Check this out, she could knock Turtle out in two seconds. And here is Boris at the gym. . After seeing these pictures I don't wonder that he has often used himself and her for models for his artwork.
I think she's an artist as well. One of the last calendars of his I got was a joint project with her, I think. But her as a model? Maybe but not without some feminine embellishment, I'd say. Most every female rendition he's done was quite well endowed.
#73. To: Pinguinite (#70)
But her as a model? Maybe but not without some feminine embellishment, I'd say. Most every female rendition he's done was quite well endowed. Yes, she's an artist too and a good one. They do joint projects (she is his second wife). As for the embellishment, I would say that that would not be a problem for a gifted artist like Boris. Here are the first couple of paragraphs from the wikipedia article about him: Boris Vallejo (born January 8, 1941[1]) is a Peruvian-born American painter. He emigrated to the United States in 1964, and he currently resides in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He frequently works with Julie Bell, his wife, painter, and model. Vallejo works almost exclusively in the fantasy and erotica genres. His hyper-representational paintings have graced the covers of dozens of science fiction paperbacks and are featured in a series of best-selling glossy calendars. Subjects of his paintings are typically gods, monsters, and well-muscled male and female barbarians engaged in battle. Some of his male figures were modeled by Vallejo himself, and many of his later female characters were modeled by his wife. His latest works still retain heavy fantasy elements, but lean more towards the erotic rather than pure fantasy themes.
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#48. To: Eric Stratton (#4)
Who's that sitting on top of her!
#50. To: James Deffenbach (#48)
#54. To: Eric Stratton, Turtle (#50)
And PS, ... not sure Turtle will win that duel for the beast.
#59. To: James Deffenbach (#54)
#63. To: Eric Stratton (#59)
I see a KO here 13 seconds into the first round.
#64. To: James Deffenbach (#63)
#66. To: Eric Stratton, Turtle (#64)
I figure that he has enough time to run around the ring for 6-8 seconds, and who knows, perhaps the swath of crap that he leaves on the canvas will cause her to slip and fall prior to regaining her position and kicking the clams outta him.
#70. To: James Deffenbach (#66)
ever see Boris Vallejo's wife, Julie Bell?
Replies to Comment # 70. I think she's an artist as well. One of the last calendars of his I got was a joint project with her, I think.
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