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Enjoying time on her human legs!

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These two always make me smile!

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Surprising Duffy Bear!

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Tinker Bell Readies for a Day at the Park by Ty Amato

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Balloon Man by Lane Pearman

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My nigga Frozone at the end tho

[manimoonz]

I can’t stop watching this

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if she doesnt scare you, no evil thing will.

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My favorite part of One Man’s Dream are the models. Please never close #disney #waltdisney #onemansdream #hollywoodstudios #waltdisneyworld #sleepingbeauty #disneycastle

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Time Slice of Main St USA by Matt Stemerman Via Flickr: After seeing this method about 6 months ago, I knew eventually I’d want to try it at Disney. It was just a matter of being able to camp out at the train station, which is not something I care to do. Getting there about 3 hours before the parade or fireworks, I was hoping to get more centered but it was already quite busy. So I would have preferred that but found it ok with this angle. My main problem was as the sun started to set, the station got more crowded and people piled on top of people. And with this method, taking the same photo for 90 minutes, any bump of the tripod essentially ruins all the time spent so I got a tad over protective. But when I got home and loaded all 41 layers, I was happy to see everything aligned perfectly. Even though photoshop crashed twice throughout the loading process. Thanks for looking! Instagram - instagram.com/wdwimaginography/ Twitter - twitter.com/DWimaginography

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Reblog money luffy in the next 20 seconds or you’ll be broke for life

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