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Do not believe that you can possibly escape the reward of your action.


"Looks like you've had a nasty accident there mister..."

"You wanna be careful. You wanna look after yourself little better."

"A fella could get really hurt"

"A fella needs to know who his friends are."

"And friends need to look after their friends."

"Kapeesh?"

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Roddy said…
Is this Ezra looking down on you, or you looking up to the child? Methinks that this little Mighty Mo is going to be one very tall boy. Just a guess!
stromsjo said…
Now this is one guy we shouldn't be messing with.
Valerie said…
Heehee it looks like he's got your measure!
SH -ic said…
yepp ..like the father
Kris McCracken said…
Roddy, he is taller than me now.
Kris McCracken said…
Jill, Henry had the at that age too.
Kris McCracken said…
Valerie, and then some.
Kris McCracken said…
One Planet, only far better...
yamini said…
Kris, I feel that Ez is thinking about the times you have made him pose for the camera (against his wishes) and saying to himself "One day I will take my revenge.." ;-))

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