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30 seconds with Yuki, episode 10

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Anonymous said…
She speaks!
(Perhaps the narrator could allow her to have her say... ?)
Love, KT
smatano said…
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smatano said…
Narrator apologizes for stepping on Yuki's line, but our producer is very strict about the time limit. We will endeavor to improve our communications and hope you will continue to tune in.

ever,
The Proprietor
Anonymous said…
I just do not understand how you have managed not to EAT THAT CHILD yet.

Bounce, bounce, bounce!

g.
Michelle said…
Oh no, G, too young.
Basil said…
(Boioioioioioioinnnggggg!)
I think that bouncy chair is gunning for some of Yuki's camera time. (boioioioioingggggg!)

Perhaps a reassignment to the pediatric ward in Siberia might cool it's jets... (boioioioinggg!)

Mwhahahahaha!!
(boioioioingggggg!)

Blast!

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