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Looks good man.
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But anyway... yeah I say make it a little thicker as well, but otherwise great job
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Re: cows
Man I don't know what part of Florida you're from, but I never thought they would be all that different to the ones here in Australia and UK. I did a quick search on google and here is a Florida Cow:Originally posted by jjwiggins
I don't know if you've seen many cows from Florida then, they are all that skinny.
Here is the direct link.direct link
BTW: Next time you get the chance look at one front on, not side on and you'll see what I mean.
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