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We were out eating at an establishment that provides a format to leave impressionable marks upon. It happened that the formed wax cylinder called crayon ended up as the prescribed instrument of recording... My son whom I've been training in the ways of the scribe surprised the daylights outta me with this kinda creature head. It is quite the difference from his battle laden photo's of space fighters both man and machine... yes this was a real treat to see such a thoughtful impression...

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