Curious Cartoon Watching with a Magnifying Glass

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Created On: May 10, 2025
Created By: User #4385
a funny image of someone being interested in what someone else is doing and watching with a magnifying glass that makes their eye look big like a cartoon
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Two curious characters: one peers exaggeratedly through a magnifying glass, their eye comically huge, spying on a friend. Even their eyebrow is suspiciously arched. FYI: Magnifying glasses make secrets—and eyeballs—way bigger!

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<title>Curious Cartoon Watching with a Magnifying Glass</title>
<desc>Two curious characters: one peers exaggeratedly through a magnifying glass, their eye comically huge, spying on a friend. Even their eyebrow is suspiciously arched. FYI: Magnifying glasses make secrets—and eyeballs—way bigger!</desc>
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