Mystery Solved!

Previously on This Is Very Strange, I had received a very desirable gift from person or persons unknown.

After much ado, I've finally found out who sent it. I was correct that is was one of the four people who knew me enough to send it, my brother.

He travels a lot for business so I hadn't spoken to him in ages. Seems he was trolling eBay for another unrelated item and sent it to me on a lark. For that I am eternally grateful. Moreover b/c I finally know who sent the damn thing.

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Paul Smith Jr. said…
Now if only your brother stumbles across Laetitia Casta on EBay!
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Anonymous said…
Landscape figures, flowers, birds and insects, idol star, cartoon animation, corporate logo, until your own photos, such as text, images can be directly printed on any item, the life-like, colorful, fast desirable.

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