Rational Expressions – Ill At e’s

Jan 27

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Another real-life experience this time. Thank you, Masden, for helping me realize that my quick wit is not so quick anymore.  🙂

By the way, Masden is a girl, but I couldn’t find any girl characters that look quite like her, and didn’t have time to create one.

(Or maybe this is payback for making me eat crow.)   🙂

IllAtEs

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