Shiitake No Oni!!!!!!!! (and a Platypus)

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Rawr.  Ph33r teh Shr00m!

*Image Copyright James R. Harrington 2010

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Graf Spee said…
I still want to see what you'd do with the Pepper Oni I told you about.
10:57 AM
James said…
I actually drew him on the board too (and told the kids the story, but he got erased before I brought the camera to school. They really liked it though.
6:11 PM
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