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Time for another fanfiction character birthday. Little Cherry Lane, assumed daughter of Wind Lane and a succubus from Hell, is only four years old today! Congratulations to her, and to her Uncle Mayna—um, Trent, and her godparent, NightGoblyn. Woo-hoo!My opinion only, though these sites do enjoy broad support within the fandom. Links are active if their websites were updated since September 1, 2016.
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The link to Cherry's description on DariaWiki will work as soon as the transfer of DariaWiki to a new server is complete. Until then, just pretend the link worked and you were awed and everything was cool. Thanks.
Ok, ignore the email I sent to let you know it wasn't working!
...And on this day, Jan.13, 1946, 63 years ago, Brilliant Smith, son of Diet Smith, invented the two-way wrist radio for Dick Tracy. Too bad he was whacked by Big Frost before he could develop a flying car....
Okay, the link for Cherry Lane works now, and you can see her picture there.
Diet Smith, that was the stupidest name ever. Except for all the other names people had in Dick Tracy. Moon Maid, OMG, that was awful.
Every decade of the Dick Tracy comic strip had its standout stupid characters. Some that standout from the '80's are Upward Lee-Mobile and Trendy, as well as Splitscreen and Murky.
Cherry says thank you for the birthday wishes. She's getting her first ear-piercings as a present from her Uncle Trent.
I sent her a (slightly used) Antarctic waterfowl. I might have forgotten to poke holes in the box. See if it smells before you open it.
O_o
What? Think of the "show and tell" potential!
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