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boy blowing chicken


found this picture on the web and it caught my eye for some reason, and i felt the like there was a need to share

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  1. Very interesting photo.

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  2. Why is he doing that? Is he cooling it off or something?

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  3. This image makes me highly uncomfortable

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  4. I actually really like how the leaves are so bright. strange chicken is cool too.

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  5. the bright background and thick woods look really cool, and the simplicity of the photo is also pretty cool......but whats he doing with that chicken, as well as robert I also feel uncomfterable, almost to the point where i want togo home and cry. Why would you allow this on our blog shields why?

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  6. looks like the jungle book

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