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Kindergarden.JPG|What she use to wear in kindergarten. | Kindergarden.JPG|What she use to wear in kindergarten. | ||
Sports 3.JPG|Wearing her sports | Sports 3.JPG|Wearing her sports clothes. | ||
School's Out.JPG|With her yellow backpack. | School's Out.JPG|With her yellow backpack. | ||
4th Grade Friends 17.JPG|With her blue backpack and her friends. | 4th Grade Friends 17.JPG|With her blue backpack and her friends. | ||
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Snow Day 3.JPG|4th Grade Female Rabbit wearing her Winter clothes. | Snow Day 3.JPG|4th Grade Female Rabbit wearing her Winter clothes. | ||
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===Others=== | ===Others=== | ||
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Revision as of 06:41, 9 January 2013
| This is the Nancy/Gallery page |
| Place images in galleries in appropriate sections. Do not post fan art here. DO NOT make unnecessary headers, for example put a Screenshot header when there's nothing but screenshots.
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Screenshots
Alternate Apparel
- Kindergarden.JPG
What she use to wear in kindergarten.
Wearing her sports clothes.
With her yellow backpack.
With her blue backpack and her friends.
4th Grade Female Rabbit wearing a helmet while rollerskating.
4th Grade Female Rabbit wearing her Winter clothes.
Others
With her family. Note Slink is her brother.
With her friend 4th Grade Female Cat.
With her friend in the hallway.
Playing basketball with her class and Prunella.
This is the only time she's heard laughing.
Why was she in Ratburn's class during the episode Do You Believe in Magic? She's a 4th grader not a 3rd grader.
Laughing with the rest of the school.
With the other kids (most likely her friends) listening to Jack Prelutsky speak.
4th Grade Female Rabbit with the major characters at the library.
Reading The Inquirer.
