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	Simpsonize yourself

kkcapricorn

7-19-2007 4:31 PM

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cartoon, simpsons, fun, humor

kkcapricorn says:

A little fun diversion.......

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7-19-2007 4:33 PM

ericskiff

Very cool that you can do it right from a picture now

7-20-2007 11:18 AM

gingembre

That was fun! I look sooo much better Simpsonized!

Wish I could show you just how good "Gingembre Simpson" turned out.

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