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Cute. N3S loves these!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I'm going to show my boys too. Wonder how long it took that guy to make this?
ReplyDeleteWow, was that clever!
ReplyDeleteBrrr just warming up after reading your last post!
ReplyDeleteI loved this one, good fun and very clever.
This is great! I love these little guys fighting back so fiercely :)
ReplyDeleteYes, they could personify many situations. Good point.
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