It's Buttercup. That Buttercup. Hellooo?
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Dunno. I remember a buttercup made by Phantast looooong ago on a loooong defunct 3d bdsm art site. I am not aware of other buttercups.
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Princess Buttercup? Westley? Humperdink?!
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Ah, I see... sorry, not a movie I saw in english. Never realized "bottondoro" was "buttercup". But now after almost 30 years I see where Phantast got that name.
Still, Robin Wright aged 20 was better than the cartoon counterpart.
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You can ask the cartoonist for your money back.
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Don't be a sourpuss JD, I was only expressing a preference.
Anyway you remind me of an episode almost 40 years in the past. A free concert by an at the time reasonably famed artist was scheduled, but had not yet started two hours over time. A few guys started shouting "we want our money back!"
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And? Did they get 'em?
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Of course they did. With a 25% compensation bonus!
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Once upon a time, there lived two young lovers named Julia and Marcus. While Julia was a freeborn citizen of Rome and Marcus was a lowly slave, their love for each other was so strong that they didn't care about the social differences between them.
One day, Julia's father caught her with Marcus and was furious at their disobedience. He had her arrested and charged with crimes against the state, accusing her of seducing a slave. Despite her protests of innocence, she was found guilty and sentenced to death by crucifixion.
Marcus, desperate to save his beloved Julia, pleaded with the authorities for mercy. But his pleas fell on deaf ears, and he too was arrested and charged with crimes against the state. Despite his protests of innocence, he was found guilty and sentenced to death by crucifixion as well.
As they were sitting in the boat that took them away to be executed on the rock of Lampioni, Julia and Marcus held hands tightly, knowing that this was the end for them. But even as they hung on the crosses, their love for each other never wavered. And in their final moments, they whispered words of love into each other's ears, forever binding their souls together in death.
The story of Julia and Marcus became a legend in Rome, remembered as a tragic tale of two young lovers who were crucified for their love.
One day, Julia's father caught her with Marcus and was furious at their disobedience. He had her arrested and charged with crimes against the state, accusing her of seducing a slave. Despite her protests of innocence, she was found guilty and sentenced to death by crucifixion.
Marcus, desperate to save his beloved Julia, pleaded with the authorities for mercy. But his pleas fell on deaf ears, and he too was arrested and charged with crimes against the state. Despite his protests of innocence, he was found guilty and sentenced to death by crucifixion as well.
As they were sitting in the boat that took them away to be executed on the rock of Lampioni, Julia and Marcus held hands tightly, knowing that this was the end for them. But even as they hung on the crosses, their love for each other never wavered. And in their final moments, they whispered words of love into each other's ears, forever binding their souls together in death.
The story of Julia and Marcus became a legend in Rome, remembered as a tragic tale of two young lovers who were crucified for their love.
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