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Humey 3 year s ago
#2 Had a sugarloaf helmet like the one I wanted to buy. Nice helmet that one.
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Rafa 3 year s ago
#14 - Wonder what the symbol on the right shoulder of the left brother represents? (Swastika)?
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Rafa 3 year s ago
Rafa,
Sorry #43
Sorry #43
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Dyce 3 year s ago
Quote: Rafa
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauwastika
Hitler stole the symbol from the people of India and ruined it.
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Caswell 3 year s ago
Quote: Dyce
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauwastika
Not just India. The swastika/sauwastika is symbol that's been part many cultures including Native Americans, Baltic peoples, ancient Egyptians and Greeks among others and always seemingly having a positive mystical connotation often related to the sun, lightning or the forces and harmonies of nature, etc.
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Bab 3 year s ago
Caswell,
The swastika was used by Christians- especially Catholics. A church in St. Cloud, MN a predominantly German community, was completed in 1931. It had several stone swastikas on it's facade.
In 1935 the German flag was officially changed to the off center swastika and became known throughout the world as the symbol of Nazism and the Holocaust.
I believe the church removed the stone swastikas just a few years ago.
The swastika was used by Christians- especially Catholics. A church in St. Cloud, MN a predominantly German community, was completed in 1931. It had several stone swastikas on it's facade.
In 1935 the German flag was officially changed to the off center swastika and became known throughout the world as the symbol of Nazism and the Holocaust.
I believe the church removed the stone swastikas just a few years ago.
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Felty 3 year s ago
It's a Sauwastika. Known also in ancient greece. Therefore also in egypt.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauwastika
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauwastika
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Sarah 3 year s ago
In Australia, a pack of darts is = a pack of cigarettes in America
$56 for a pack of smokes at woolies
$56 for a pack of smokes at woolies
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Chloe 3 year s ago
Sarah,
no way! Even cocaine is cheaper than that.
I'm fuming because recently the cost for a pack raised to 7€ here.
no way! Even cocaine is cheaper than that.
I'm fuming because recently the cost for a pack raised to 7€ here.
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Greg 3 year s ago
#61 I don't have a hand big enough to encapsulate the facepalm I need for seeing this.
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Pres 3 year s ago
Greg,
oh my, there is ugly, hidious... and then there is this
oh my, there is ugly, hidious... and then there is this
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Ote 3 year s ago
#30....'Murica!
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Mac 3 year s ago
Ote, have some jellied eels.
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Menaalmena 3 year s ago
#32 - the bigger story is why a grown man is wearing a pink dress
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Boetius 3 year s ago
#80 "ZAFARELLI"??!! Is that stuff supposed to be Italian?
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Vic 3 year s ago
Boetius, Australian pasta company, originally named after the town of Zafarelli. a fictional town.
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Ambrose 3 year s ago
#79. Wise thought ! 
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Tammy 3 year s ago
#61 WTF is wrong with kids today?
Sorry #43
Not just India. The swastika/sauwastika is symbol that's been part many cultures including Native Americans, Baltic peoples, ancient Egyptians and Greeks among others and always seemingly having a positive mystical connotation often related to the sun, lightning or the forces and harmonies of nature, etc.
The swastika was used by Christians- especially Catholics. A church in St. Cloud, MN a predominantly German community, was completed in 1931. It had several stone swastikas on it's facade.
In 1935 the German flag was officially changed to the off center swastika and became known throughout the world as the symbol of Nazism and the Holocaust.
I believe the church removed the stone swastikas just a few years ago.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauwastika
$56 for a pack of smokes at woolies
no way! Even cocaine is cheaper than that.
I'm fuming because recently the cost for a pack raised to 7€ here.
oh my, there is ugly, hidious... and then there is this