American Aiko In London! by MKeyes

DAZ|Studio • Portraits • posted on Feb 26, 2008

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Hello everyone - once more, no story behind this image, well actually - there is one. Story is, I'm in the UK - England and at 12:30am - we - my husband and I, felt a tremor - a mild earthquake. Right now, we're laughing about how very chicken-$h%t scared we were. LOL, oh my goodness, it takes a bit to scare my husband and let me tell you, tonight - I saw pure un-adulterated FRIGHT come over him as he ran up the stairs to me wondering if what he felt, was just him. It was quite comical in fact, he ran right passed me, standing in the office doorway. Can I just say that - well, England is a tiny little island and uh, I just cannot stand the thought of an earthquake HERE - where I am. I told hubby, if it happens again, I'm out'ah here! For real - cause I just don't do "Earthquakes!" Thank goodness it was a mild one that only scared the absolute, living crap out of us and nothing more! Problem, I'm too scared to go to bed. Hubbies there, but I'm wide awake - that's the story of how this image has come to be! American Aiko In London! LOL, more to the truth, American chicken-butt in England - ME! LOL - that's all folks. Still not sleepy though ... *sigh* ::Credit:: V4.2 base, Aiko morph, Hair - Hr-0017-R2 by Ali Faith top Copyright(c)2008, Feb-MKeyes All Rights Reserved

Comments (23)

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JohnDelaquiox

10:37PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

this is very cute and I think clever

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angelbearzs

10:43PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

she is beatiful:)

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RubyT

10:49PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

LOL, I saw it on the news about your earthquake. I live just outside Los Angeles, CA, USA, we get rollers!!! 5.7 or more and they last for quite a long time some of them. Very freaky indeed!! I run outdoors. LOL! Your image is too cute!!!

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MagnoliaMoonElf

11:05PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

lol she is soooo cute. I felt my first earthquake at 4:00 in the morning a few years back.It was soooo weird!!!! I awoke to my house rocking back and forth, wondering what in the world and very qickly realized it must be an earthquake. Being from the east coast it was very shocking because we just never feel them here although we have them daily from my understanding. I am with you I don't do quakes lol. Big chicken here also.

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lorddarkwolf

11:13PM | Tue, 26 February 2008

lol, too funny, nice spur of the moment artwork! hope you can go to sleep soon!

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chrislaarman

3:21AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

Very accurate "Yikes!" :-) (No shock felt here in Amsterdam, NL)

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kuerbote

4:06AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

Lol! That's one great expression.

RundwulfWolfShield

4:37AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

This is too cute, Mercedes! We've had them in Iceland as well, though not sure if it was the volcano or just the island shifting. Not a pleasant feeling, but if you love where you live you get used to it.

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JosephineAu

4:39AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

She's gorgeous and I love the facial expression. The story is so funny. Hahahaha Enjoy your trip.

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mikosan3

8:16AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

Wow, great work and under stress too! I've never been in an earthquake but I'd probably be scared too! Take care girl, it takes a special person that can still create inspite of the surrounding circumstances.

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heddheld

8:26AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

lol wondered how we could tell she was american?? now I know ;-) great work

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Cimaira

8:46AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

what an adorable character! Great expression. I can only imagine how scary the earthquake, no matter how small, must have been. Glad you are all ok. great image

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Indoda

9:16AM | Wed, 27 February 2008

Great expression on the American in London - remember London has been there a long time not like the US cities that keep getting blown away, flooded, or shaken. My first earthquake was out in eastern Canada - I never even moved but my wife was out of the house like a shot thinking the furnace had blown up - nice of her to tell me after the fact (she's the Canadian) Too funny really ;)

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magnus073

2:54PM | Wed, 27 February 2008

Sorry for the big scare my friend, quakes can really put on on edge. I did however like hearing the story behind how this lovely image came to be. I think the look on her face says it so well.

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priss117

3:51PM | Wed, 27 February 2008

Love the cartoon!!!!!England had a earthquake? I didn't know ya'll got earthquakes over there.

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originalkitten

8:46AM | Thu, 28 February 2008

LOL that is just superb... I felt the earthquake too here in Liverpool and it shook me up and I couldnt sleep. I was on the comp and I was like what the hell was that.. had no idea what it was at all lol.....

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SophiD

9:26AM | Thu, 28 February 2008

absolutely excellent render and the expression is priceless - more or less like mine when said earthquake was felt here. I don't like earthquakes - lived through too many of them! UGH - ok so it was only a mild one, but houses here in the UK are not built to withstand that sort of strain... :S

WhopperNnoonWalker-

7:20PM | Fri, 29 February 2008

i loooooooooove her LOL xcellent

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