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June 20, 2005

My new tiny little sculpture.

Such a homely, fun little guy.

Posted by bb at 10:24 AM

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bb: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States; I work in web design. I love smart, attractive design. And funny things. And very giant or very tiny things. And I think the world needs more pandas, cheese (soft and/or hard) and robots. Thank you.

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