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Squirtz: Luda Wayne (2012)
One of the most common themes we’ve been getting in emails over the past six months or so has been “Where’s Luda Wayne?!”. Luda’s been away from Montreal for awhile but he’s back now and looking better than ever. Those blue eyes and the dimpled smile are what gets people’s attention.
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One of the most common themes we’ve been getting in emails over the past six months or so has been “Where’s Luda Wayne?!”. Luda’s been away from Montreal for awhile but he’s back now and looking better than ever. Those blue eyes and the dimpled smile are what gets people’s attention.
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