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Easy, Pick Out Historical Greats From The Portrait Above, While Having Fun and Excercing The Brain.

Relax And Catch Some Fun.

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  1. Anonymous19 February 2022 at 05:59

    Exciting, I can see:
    Michael Jackson
    Bob Marley
    Elvis Presley
    Abraham Lincoln
    M aryln Monroe
    Princess Diane
    Benjamin Franklin
    Nelson Mandela
    Adolf Hitler
    Albert Einstein
    Michael Jordan
    Bruce Lee
    Should I continue.....hahahaha

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  2. Unknown19 February 2022 at 16:22

    Jesus Christ
    The beetles
    Martin Luther King
    Ghandi

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