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AlisTori — Spy Beat Extra 22 eng
Published: 2012-09-13 11:14:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 1478; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 20
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А дальше пойдет сплошной ужас неясного стиля, готовься!))))
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thanks!! you can't imagine how much does it means to us!
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i love this manga you're drawing, especially the style it is very intresting. i can't wait for the next chapter please update soon.
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yaaay ^-^
love her look at the case when he's staring at her xD
I think he has surrestimate his "sexy glance", cause she seems to think it's just bloody outrageous ^^
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strange and wierd relationship they have ^^
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I can see that ^^
(but that's the spirit ! ^^
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It was Professor Plum in the Study with the .....handheld Press. 
Counting crows sounds like an interesting phrase; I had to look it up though. ^~;
COUNTING CROWS - Comes from old English nursery rhyme which had to do with predicting the future from the numbers of birds seen. Originally the rhyme was about magpies, but as people came over to America, crows were used instead. From the song "A Murder of One" one of the versions of the rhyme goes "one for sorrow, two for joy, three for girls, four for boys, five for silver, six for gold, seven for a secret never to be told..."
A murder of none, more like it...
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ha-ha! That's interesting because this phrase exists in russian and I always thought it has russian origins.
(And by the way! My English still needs improvement. If there was any hidden irony in your message, I didn't recognize it 
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I could see the phrase getting around, just like crows...
(No irony; just pointing out your hero escaped death nicely there.) ;Þ
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