8oinks presents “For the Love” (2009). An exclusive swine flu mask encrusted with 681 flawless diamonds for the total illusion of safety.
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Photo Credits: Homepage image: modified version of The Rocketeer’s “Take Me To Your Fruity Leader” (August 11, 2008); Post image: Shirin K. A. Winiger’s “For the Love.” (2009)
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