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Old December 20th, 2009, 09:28 PM
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"Snake" and "Sebastian" from The Airborne Commerical
If anyone has seen these commercials, then you know I'm talking about that scruffy looking guy who flexed his arm and the shirtless guy running around. I was wondering if they had any other pictures anywhere, I think they looked kinda cute. :3
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