Call me morbid | blue milk

Call me morbid | blue milk.

Adds a whole ‘nother level of angst to The Smiths! Ha!

by Jennifer Butler Basile on August 19, 2013 • Permalink

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Tagged blue milk, cartoon, just for fun, Peanuts, The Smiths

Posted by Jennifer Butler Basile on August 19, 2013

https://choppingpotatoes.com/2013/08/19/call-me-morbid-blue-milk/

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Little Mighty
/ August 19, 2013

I think chocolate milk is better for the soul.

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