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Monday, September 15

It was this kind of day today

jug: bastien aubry and dimitri broquard

Posted by Lulu LaBonne at 18:39

Labels: art, bit weary

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LẌ9/15/2014 08:53:00 PM
Oh dear. Will vodka help?
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