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    What if they ask you to kill?


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    Re: What if they ask you to kill?

    This is a very interesting shot and I see you shot it through a window.
    What is that a reflection of in lower right?
    How tall were those weeds before they were cut?
    Is that flower(?) on the left inside or outside? It doesn't appear to have anything holding it up and its very large.
    Everything about this peaks my curiosity including the title.
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    Re: What if they ask you to kill?

    haha love your title here. gave me a little chuckle when i got it. as far as the photo goes, i think it's a little candid, humerous.
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    Re: What if they ask you to kill?

    I love it. The title/image relationship brings to mind Thomas Hawk.

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