Gourds or squash? They look like monkey bums to me.
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6 comments:
Exactly !!!
...or witch's breasts :)
Disturbing thoughts. They look like sea urchins.
I can see why the second comment is ANONYMOUS.
(Hhmmm, is that what they look like?)
John, it's 'Anonymous' because I am not registered and never took the time. Most people can tell who I am by my commentary (and other socially-disturbed activities).
PGP III
I thought maybe those green ghosts from Ghostbusters, trying to escape from a tight dark green ceramic jar
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