ICY SELKIRK Gerbil

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Good day! I'm ICY SELKIRK Gerbil. I believe that one day cats will rule this planet. It wasn't heavily publicized, but I once had a brief relationship with Stimpy. Our friendship will be annoying, wondrous, and full of cereal.
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