Living Large in a Small Tin Can

January 1, 2014

Everything’s glowing! Even the photobombing flamingo!

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Kris

11 years ago

Oh good Lord.

Scott

11 years ago

That’s what happens when you vacation at three mile Island, you glow.

Matt Nelson

11 years ago

Dang. She’s got a case of crazy-eye that approaches Paula Deen levels.

James F. Brown

11 years ago

Aieeee! More torsoless heads, yet again. And floating above an Airstream trailer.

If only they had added a torsoless wolf head…

Bruce

11 years ago

National Lampoon’s Airstream Vacation?

Brenda

11 years ago

The woman looks like a lunatic.

red

11 years ago

I can’t decide if that says “UVNG” or “LMNG”, but I get the cramped impression that a small tin can isn’t a good place to be large.

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