Pulp Fiction in Typography


	Pulp Fiction in Typography

Djiezes

3-30-2007 2:40 PM

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pulp fiction, infographic, typography, youtube, video, movie

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4-2-2007 1:51 AM

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I "FUCKING" LOVED THAT!! when he says "Mrs.Wallace" at the end, he sounds like such a goody boy! ahaha! THX

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