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Instagram: Here’s the other side of the Futurama bag from @flavorpink 👁 #cootcraftswap

March 28, 2016 Jen

Here's the other side of the Futurama bag from @flavorpink 👁 #cootcraftswap
Instagram: Here's the other side of the Futurama bag from @flavorpink 👁 #cootcraftswap

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Previous Post Instagram: This Futurama package is incredible @flavorpink I absolutely love it! I ️ Fry so much. The Eye mask cracks me up! I love it all so much. Thank you, it’s perfect! #cootcraftswap

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