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Tristan_USA

Tristan_USA

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  • Tristan_USA
    Vintage poster I bought from a thrift store. The thrift store benefits and hires people with developmental disabilities:

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    undertheradar
    undertheradar
    These always creep me out... I usually can understand like happy and mad and the things that are adjacent to them... But the rest of the emotions tend to bother me

    I was at a meds appointment with my 14-year-old son and we were both fascinated by this chart and we kept looking over at it paying attention to it rather than the doctor... She what's more than happy to let me take a picture

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    Tristan_USA
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    @undertheradar that's a nice poster. Made around the same time as mine it looks like. I can see where you could find them creepy. I just like it as a piece of art. I don't know if these are targeted toward children, but I think pictures of a person would be more helpful. Entertaining nonetheless.
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