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October 14, 2009

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twitter.com/skyrien

That's cute... Hello Kitty's heart/lungs and spleen have smiles. It's also disturbing in a way that I can't quite put to words...

vagrant

That's in interesting observation. Perhaps the disturbing part is that Hello Kitty never has a smile, nor do the parts inside.

I feel fortunate that no girlfriends have been into hello kitty, although a friends wife has unleashed her passion for kitty on her daughter's room. We're all fans of something.

WordsnCollision

Hello Kidney!

A Facebook User

Where can I get one!?!?! Seriously!

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