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Lenny 4 year s ago
Picture 15
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqmGFfiuXrM
       
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Gwen 4 year s ago
Lenny,

#15

You're welcome.
       
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Mima 4 year s ago
I love these types of posts!
       
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Elijah 4 year s ago
#19 Contenential?

Confidential?
Centennial? Continental?
       
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Olivia 4 year s ago
Elijah,

From "The" Continent.
Like Continental manners would include not making a big deal out of someone's typo.

Gretchen,

In surgery, we call them Gigli.
       
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Gwen 4 year s ago
#6 There's a toilet paper shortage, that thing can be repurposed.

If you're brave enough.
       
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Pamela 4 year s ago
#14 - seems to be a very old salad dryer basket - you clean salad, put the leaves inside and shake (outside the room) to dry it.
       
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Syl 4 year s ago
#10 We used ours for serving olives. Keeps fingers out of the bowl!
       
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Gretchen 4 year s ago
#24 very common tool, kilroy was here
       
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Pres 4 year s ago
#6 this is obviously a cat-cariër. just adjust it to the size of your cat, screw tight and walk away without trouble
       
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"Big Antique German Chest. Apparently it’s been in my family for generations. Made from dark black wood and ivory. The panels are etched and decorated. Inside are numerous drawers. The chest contains a bunch of very old books, the oldest from the 1690s. What is this thing?"

A: "It looks like a contenential tourist chest/cabinet used for showing off little treasures."


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