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Subject: Fort Kittens at Work - Step 1 - "Kittens at Work.jpg" (0/1) 42.5 kBytes yEnc
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 12:08:53 -0400
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and paste the head of one boy onto the body of another.
In this series I will paint a visual picture that describes how The
Step One - Initial Head Removal
In this picture, Fort Kittens (at left) has removed the head of the
person whose body is to be used as the recipient of a new head.
Original heads are typically discarded. Here Fort Kittens is saying
goodbye.
Doc
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Part of a continuing series
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