Sans is the man!

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I have been remiss in not mentioning the talents of the great Sans Pantaloons for awhile, and I cannot thank him enough for this:

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  1. Chris the Hippie9:16 PM

    Now THAT'S funny! (The concept, not your pecker. I wasn't talking about your pecker. Honest.)

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  2. Anonymous10:16 PM

    Sans IS great. I'd love to be able to photoshop. I've got the manual, but to actually read it is another thing...

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  3. Anonymous6:18 AM

    AHH! It's back again! Sans is mahhhvelous.





    Catcuracha

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  4. Leonesse1:27 PM

    That dude is so checking out your junk. Does that make you gay?

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  5. SkylersDad2:08 PM

    Chris: I believe you. Really!

    Dick: I never learn anything by reading, I have to be shown. Kind of like my love life...

    Anon/Cat: He is indeed!

    Leonesse: Not unless I "respond" to being checked out.

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  6. Falwless10:22 PM

    Hahahahahahaha! Love this!

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  7. Cap'n Ergo "XL+II" Jinglebollocks8:44 AM

    wait a second-- you don't mention him for awhile and this is your prize?? I've NEVER mentioned him on my blog or linked over there! I'm afraid to, now!! :)

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  8. Moderator2:51 PM

    Wow!

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