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Hi, This is Roman, I am updated - Hi Dave Schulpius and everyone else :-) I am back, if I talk to fast, I am from N.Y.

 

who looks better?

thanks

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OMG! That's both unbelievably cool, funny and creepy all at the same time. Thanks for the shout out. However now I'm going to have nightmares tonight. What fun! Great work. 

So your new little friend here is related to "Jan in the pan" from the horror movie The Brain That Wouldn't Die? I can see the resemblance around the eyes. LOL!

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lol, sorry Dave, but Roman made me do it, lol

You know that movie, I must have seen it, will look it up on youtube

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