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4 comments:
Christmas time is Krampus.
I know that krampus is coming to our neighborhood next year. Wink.
That is a little creepy.
ohh, der Krampus!
Yay Krampus!! The neighborhood children loved my krampus costume last year! It was the adults that actually ran away or got in their cars and locked the doors!
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