Friday Deep-Sea Picture (11/16/07) - Poster Art

By petnoyer on November 16, 2007.

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Deep-sea poster art could make a great Christmas gift, don't ya think?
This one from Allposters.com is unique because it has a black-light quality.
It would look real nice next to my Velvet Elvis.

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Ok, I'm curious.
Where did you get this set of photos of my family?

What do you mean by black light quality?

I'd love to get it for my cousin, but I live in Australia, so I don't really want to pay for postage etc unless it's gonna look awesome.

When I say "black light" quality Iam referring to the fluorescent color pallette

MEOW!!!!!!!! VERY COOL STUFF EMAIL ME BACK

LOVE,
FANESSA

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