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Christmas in the Skies-- Page 4

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Published: Dec 29, 2011

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And now for something completely different! Well, not entirely different, but you get the idea. And trust me, the second panel could have been much more awkward... Every other panel was looking bland and boring, and then I thought, "Why not put a bunch of girly-looking stars in that panel I can't figure out what to put in...?" Hopefully it is humorous enough.

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