Re: Skinny Dip
DR J:
> Who wants Moderation eh? ;-)
But, it's inspired me to try doing a picture of a Spam can, like
someone requested recently. Now if only I had a model I could use.
wuarchive looks like it has a couple GIFs of Spam cans, but it's
really hard to connect to wuarchive these days. So I might actually
have to go out and buy one. (I wonder if I can convince anyone to eat
it when I'm done with it :)
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