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Photo of the Day*

by Kevin Jon Heller

Priceless.

* Ed Swaine pointed out to me that the photo I posted earlier might be a fake. Thanks, Ed!

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September 10th, 2009 - 10:46 PM EDT | Trackback Link |

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3 Responses

Too bad, the previous photo was funnier!

9.10.2009
at 10:55 pm EST Guy
That may be the spelling in American, but not English.

9.11.2009
at 11:09 am EST Phil Cave
*Might* be? Here, words DO fail. The fact that it wasn’t obviously fake seems suggestive of something (if I haven’t figured out yet exactly what).

9.15.2009
at 2:00 am EST JAB

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