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ReplyDeleteI'd buy that sticker... and slap it on my skateboard or laptop.
ReplyDeleteIt'd look cool on a skateboard, no doubt! Was never much of a skater but my cousin was and his boards used to have all kinds of stickers on them.
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ReplyDeleteYou and me both. I'd stick it on my mini fridge.
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