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| Upper left- tinfoil hat wearing wizard Upper right- girls learning the safety a tinfoil hat lends itself to Lower left- tinfoil hat wearing man Lower right- tinfoil hat and tinfoil slipper wearing woman with an anti-ET Pikachu parasol. I don't know what was in her bag, she should have been searched. |
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A Mysterious crop circle placed near England's Stonehenge in 2005. Hello Kitty holds the answers. Say it with me "Hello Kitty!" |
