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if a picture is worth a thousand words ...


... then what, exactly, is she trying to say?










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Robin said…
she might be saying, "hey, dadoo, i'm poopin' here."
Anonymous said…
Is she telling the story of Tacky the Penguin, with the characters: Goodly, Lovely, Angel, Neatly and Perfect?!! That Tacky, he's an odd bird, but nice to have around!

Judy
smatano said…
Robin, if only she would.

Judes, don't know Tacky (the Penguin). Will seek to remedy.
Robin said…
she looks a little like a sock monkey in that last one. or maybe a little like wallace (of wallace and grommit.) that's meant in the cutest way possible.
Anonymous said…
don't know tacky the penguin?!!!!! then clearly she is telling you to GET TACKY THE PENGUIN!!!!
XO
GIBS
Lisa Tucker said…
She is clearly saying, "What do you expect? I am the offspring of Mimi Jo Katano and Philip Smith."
Nikki Prz said…
1. "I have teeth!"
2. "Soooo many teeth!"
3. "Just thinking about how many teeth I have makes me tired!"
4. "And angry!"
5. "I have a tongue, too!"
A.J. said…
She’s obviously developing a new language, which will revolutionize communication. Of course, like most revolutionaries, she's far advanced beyond the rest of us. This makes it a bit hard to define what exactly she’s saying. But I do know that it’s some deep thoughts.
Unknown said…
she was somehow able to view a copy of hellraiser? therein's a cenobite that looks something like this...

of course yuki is far cuter and plus also inhabits this dimension.
Everywhereist said…
I think this is the "Dude, in case there was any question - AND THERE SHOULDN'T BE - I am definitely your kid." face.
Uncle DT said…
She looks positively Etruscan.
smatano said…
Thanks, Daniel, for making me have to research your comment.

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