Lovecraft or a sex ed class? Craig MacNeill gleefully mixes the two in a frantic short, “Late Bloomer“. Quite NSFW:
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This is all kinds of WIN.
Posted by: saramin | June 28, 2011 at 08:22
Never thought of it that way, but it really does make sense now. A little bit in a hurry, didn't get to read everything but will definitely come back later to finish everything. This is my very first comment, I think I like this!
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