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Yep, Exactly

by Kevin Jon Heller

Once again, the invaluable tumblr International Relations as Depicted by Cats captures my position perfectly.

August 29th, 2013 - 1:42 AM EDT | Trackback Link |

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The only thing that’s missing is a little pool with piranhas swimming under him.

8.29.2013
at 9:14 am EST Liz

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