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I actually cooked. This is my second time drawing Nimdok. MY SHADING GOT BETTER.
Why is Ted serving.
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"Ching, ching!! Loving you is like money in the bank, bling, bling!! You are a honey in pink, miss thang.. if I could love you any more, honey sweet.. I would lay you on the floor, in my dreams!! I just want more of you, for eternity!!"
I just want more of you, to explore you, I could gorge on you, so what do I do? I love you more and more every day - eUë
$Ching Ching Ching goes the money tree and every time is Ching’s money comes to me$
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Ching Ching and a Ding Ding Ding...
Hayley Mills, 45 RPM Single Sleeve, 1962
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Hijinks penny dreadful cover, Handsome Harry of the Fighting Belvedere No. 11, (1876), anonymous (E. Harcourt Burrage). Reprinted from a serial in The Boy's Standard (1875). Shipmate Ching-Ching somewhat breaks stereotype as he is neither pirate nor cook (in fact he does not work). He was popular enough to spawn several other magazines: Cheerful Ching-Ching (1877), Ching-Ching's Own (1888) and Ching-Ching Yarns (1893).
The Steam Man of the West
