Here is Mishka the husky, saying "I love you".
Here is Mishka the husky singing Justin Bieber:
That's the miracle of technology.
Friday, October 8, 2010
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- I am a color scientist and applied mathematician. I work as a consultant and teach at Clemson University.
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