could poorly clone a few japanese pensioners with the DNA contained within

Seiko alarm color television LVD-503 (1989, passive LCD) Ricoh DC-2 (1996, 1/4" CCD) Ricoh DC-2E (1996, 1/4" CCD) ps2 slim Brother 575 Pigmhall papu #615 (DVD) Pigmhall dn promenade (DVD) Pigmhall papu (CD) Angelique Tenkū no Requiem (PS1) Strawberry Panic! (PS2) 遠い音楽・clammbon-columbia best・ザバダック・マイルーム マイステージ (CD)
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yuno, inuko, raymoo hinagiku katsura MIKU sora konata konata2 evangelion water akabeko hispanic? charro carving south asian? cow carving azumanga playing cards danbo soap dispenser la rose de versailles handkerchief anne of green gables plates
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I'm impatient and a pragmatist, characteristics perfect for bacteria but not humans. What better way to reform yourself than to create art, objects completely useless as sustenance or for producing progeny. The daily ritual of incremental, grinding persistence, overcoming the infantalization of being totally shit at something. There's got to be more to living beyond a 9-5 and chronic breathing addiction.

overchan logo, aukse's art of a massive man eating spaghetti cel's bury pink father moth's miku panpanya streetsign
  • picture post-painting somewhere carsoro from hylics argentinian sun jewelry tray fleshrat panpanya bust, need to test if it'll melt away from the paint solvents when will it be finished nobody knows
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  • 70% of was lost in a move

    I collected these subway ticket sleeves ever since I can remember, they would accumulate in my pockets during the summer visits to Japan. Originally meant for repeater tickets they are slowly disappearing from stations with the adoption of Suica cards. They vary in design depending on the line/station and it was a good life bookmark for travelling around.

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