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Thursday, October 2, 2008
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Travis Spencer
Mattoon, IL
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6 comments:
i want to see the goatee transformed into the soul patch.
You should go with Mr. Bennet's look from "Heroes" shown here http://tinyurl.com/heroes-glasses
Looks good man, are those scott harris or ted baker frames. I have actually tried those on but I couldn't pull them off......YOU DEFINITELY CAN. I agree with Evan a soul patch would make the whole face transformation a success.
Kermit,
They are ted baker. Wow...you know your frames.
do you work for NASA in the 1960's?
Nice.
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