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Lina 3 year s ago
Weird picture, not a soul in sight.
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Judith 3 year s ago
#40 ... no... just no. Please no!
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Ote 3 year s ago
Judith, sad thing is I am sure some designer got paid a lot of money to design that.
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Nelly 3 year s ago
Ote, I kinda like it. Crazy but unique.
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Dahl 3 year s ago
#43 so bananas are now the preferred unit of measurement?
(Also, I’m never going to finish that last book!)
(Also, I’m never going to finish that last book!)
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Madie 3 year s ago
#25 is such a fake b*tch.
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Anthony 3 year s ago
Madie,
I have no idea who the people in #25 are, but I'm gonna guess something to do with that Kardashian family "reality" show?
I have no idea who the people in #25 are, but I'm gonna guess something to do with that Kardashian family "reality" show?
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Gerry 3 year s ago
Madie,
is it the same person?
is it the same person?
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Jedediah 3 year s ago
Madie,
It's p*$$y. I'd hit it.
It's p*$$y. I'd hit it.
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Madge 3 year s ago
#5 In some homes the raising of children is primarily done by entertainment electronics. In other homes the role of child rearing falls to the dependable family cat.
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Cornie 3 year s ago
#16 How it possible?
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Martina 3 year s ago
Cornie,
By welding the chain
By welding the chain
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One 3 year s ago
Martina,
Nope, not welded. The center chain supports the top because it is held above the "foot" of the top. The corner chains keep the top from tipping.
Nope, not welded. The center chain supports the top because it is held above the "foot" of the top. The corner chains keep the top from tipping.
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salamoon 3 year s ago
Martina,
just google some "Tensegrity Table" videos, no welding involved.
just google some "Tensegrity Table" videos, no welding involved.
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Tamarra 3 year s ago
#51...that's hilarious!
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Morey 3 year s ago
#25 phat Cameltoe
(Also, I’m never going to finish that last book!)
I have no idea who the people in #25 are, but I'm gonna guess something to do with that Kardashian family "reality" show?
is it the same person?
It's p*$$y. I'd hit it.
By welding the chain
Nope, not welded. The center chain supports the top because it is held above the "foot" of the top. The corner chains keep the top from tipping.
just google some "Tensegrity Table" videos, no welding involved.