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1:58 AM, Friday December 25th 2020

I have followed your instructions and you are more than welcome to critique the additional boxes that are now posted.

9:24 AM, Friday December 25th 2020
edited at 9:25 AM, Dec 25th 2020

Sure, I will take a look at it later today ;)

edited at 9:25 AM, Dec 25th 2020
9:04 AM, Saturday September 4th 2021

Well? I apologize I just wanted to make sure of it.

12:54 PM, Saturday September 4th 2021
edited at 12:58 PM, Sep 4th 2021

I replied to you more than half a year ago right here: https://WWW.drawabox.com/community/submission/1IS5MKTJ

On the same day I wrote the initial message.

edited at 12:58 PM, Sep 4th 2021
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