Just a Quicky!

I am Modeling a shower car made by Retro Revival! I may or may not be wearing anything...can you tell?
click here!

These shower caps are the most well-made I have ever seen. They are gonna last for YEARS. Nice designs too! Check em out, buy one for your 'do.

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