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A lazy afternoon in Stavanger, Norway, a collision course between the two most iconic patterns to ever adorn a fabric is set in motion. Lines are drawn in the sand. Who will run circles around their opponent? Pick a side. Stand back. Tick tock...
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A lazy afternoon in Stavanger, Norway, a collision course between the two most iconic patterns to ever adorn a fabric is set in motion. Lines are drawn in the sand. Who will run circles around their opponent? Pick a side. Stand back. Tick tock...
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Kristian B. Walters
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