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Things We Saw Today: A Boy & His Ecto-1

Things We Saw Today

This is the same little guy who got to drive around a DeLorean last Halloween. Cooper’s mom, be my mom. (via Fashionably Geek

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Things that exist. (via Topless Robot)

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