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Posted on October 6, 2013 by @cl_moore Tagged birthday Gangum ghostbusters mashup mashupmonday style CommentsNo Comments on mashup monday 07/10/2013

mashup monday 07/10/2013

It’s my birthday so I’ll mashup if I want to…

Posted on May 19, 2013 by @cl_moore Tagged Gangum mashup mashupmonday Springsteen CommentsNo Comments on mashup monday 20/05/2013

mashup monday 20/05/2013

Been holding on to this one for a while. The time is right. Enjoy!

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A perfect rainy afternoon.

Although some fingers might have been damaged none were entirely lost in the assembly of the miniatures.

@hazza_meeeee and I are learning some new skillz.

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