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What Do You See - Albert Einstein Or Marilyn Monroe?


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  1. 1. What Do You See - Albert Einstein Or Marilyn Monroe?

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Einstein. Couldn't see Marilyn until they made it really tiny, but my vision is pretty good.

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I see Dead People.

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I see Einstein, w/o glasses, Monroe. But I smell.... smells like... victory .

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Einstein.

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I see Albert.

A very, very blurry Albert.

But I dream of "Marilyn". :whistle:

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