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Some interesting sites ... the paint drop, a few friends (artist) just did some painting using I think this technique, they are awesome. The video ... I found myself making faces along with those wee ones admist the chuckles! Thanks for the smiles. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove those sour faces! :)
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, I love Cake Wrecks. (And they all look so dreadfully shortening-y too. Give me real buttercream or give me death.)
ReplyDeleteThat water-drop photography is astounding.
I make the exact same faces when I eat lemon - it must be a universal human tendency. :)