| 12 Nov 2001 |  Just Pierce McDowell |  Loading...Vampire Hunter D is [messed] up. His hand talks to him! Nonetheless, I can appreciate the humor in this picture.  Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "Hehehe, I wouldn't know, My friend named this one! I personally haven't watched Vampire Hunter D,.....but his hand talks to him?" | |
| 13 Dec 2001 | Gina | Loading... I know i'm only repeating what others have said but I can't help it... I loved the bunnicula stories. There were several of them by Deborah and James Howe. "The Celery Stalks at Midnight" and "Howliday Inn" were two of them... I love the pic its too cute... The series is a kids series but its absolutely hillarious.... Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "Hm, I'll go look them up this summer then and see! They really sound interesting!" | |
| 7 Aug 2002 |  Valarie Nicharico | Loading... hehehehe...Monty Python and the Holy Grail...the killer rabbits...I like this one   Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "Did you know they actually sell killer rabit bunnies like that sometimes on Monty Python's offical web-site?!?!?! It's true! I'm on the offical mailing list!" | |
| 24 Sep 2002 |  Benjamin P. Albrecht | Loading... oh yeah, one more thing: D's hand talks to him because it's not really his. very long story...  Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "......um,.......okay,......" | |
| 24 Sep 2002 | Benjamin P. Albrecht | Loading... for ms. kerr (above): 'bunnicula' and the others were written by james howe, whereas 'the witches' (and 'james & the giant peach,' and 'charlie & the chocolate factory,' and others) were written by the late roald dahl. both are extraordinary authors, whose books i've read many times. and this does remind me of vamphunterD, of course, and of montypython&theholygrail. you've done brilliant work--all of these great memories! thanks a million! (someone mentioned 'labyrinth,' too...one of my all time faves!)  Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "You named off so many things I love! *hugs* Right on the nose man!" | |
| 9 Oct 2002 | SAM | Loading... The picture is really cool. I thought Bunnicula was really funny when i read it. My sister read it she showed me the part when it said,"have you ever said am i in touch with the me ness inside of me. are you in touch with the you ness inside of you?" Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "I don't know what my "ness"ness is, but I could be! :-p" | |
| 27 Dec 2002 |  Cara To | Loading... I realy like this pc! I like vampires and i like bunnys i like your vampire bunny  Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "Thank you very much! I should do more like this ne?" | |
| 8 Jan 2003 | Jojomondag | Loading... Nice cool picture would look cooler if one of his tooths where behind his cheeck Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "Oh well, they are not! Thanks anyways!" | |
| 19 May 2003 | UncleOmar | Loading... ...and they said rabbits are supposed to be timid.... Gives a seemingly timid and meek subject a dangerous and almost sensual edge. Makes one think of the nature of trust, and how easily it can be betrayed. The symbolism is immense! (yes, I have been too interested in Jungian symbolism. Sue me!)  Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "It's okay! For me, it's paper types and qualities! ;-)" | |
| 17 Jun 2003 | Brandon Austin SinLover6584@yah | Loading... Well this is my last posting of tonight, I want to say great picture, I think the creature looks more feline though. Other than that keep up the good work, and Ill be back to look at more of your work. Keep it comming! Kim Marie Vilimek replies: "Thanks! BTW, I up-dated this image now!" | |
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