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Nobody could slam a dunk, or even dunk a slam, like the Long-Haired Slam-Dunk Kid.


I mean, just look at him go! Will he make it? Will he?


He’s getting closer! But will he make it? Will he???


It looks like he made it!
Nobody could do it like the Long-Haired Slam-Dunk Kid.

****This has been a Tripe Presentation.****
Pictures courtesy of Milind Alvares’ trusty camera.

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