Day 7 of our team-up with Dial B For Blog!
Whoever would've guessed a tiny yellow circle would become so significant?
Whoever would've guessed a tiny yellow circle would become so significant?
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2 comments:
Well, the oval was the obvious sign - the real deal was Carmine (with Julius behind him)!
Best,
-Craig W.
Obviously the debut of the Hootenanny Hotshots was the real reason for all of this excitement!
Chris
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