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Hosea 4 year s ago
#17 GRYFFENDOR!
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Leanne 4 year s ago
#14. Did the bones of the person he killed still there? Who leaves a car in the woods like that and no one goes there for 40 years? Just saying...
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Mattie 4 year s ago
#8 It's a tram track, probably in the North of England.
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Thirza 4 year s ago
Nolege is power especially when you know what has been disappeared. 
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Ced 4 year s ago
Thirza, Ah, yes, what I see that has disappeared is a "K", a "W" and a "D" as in: KnoWleDge. knowledge......you're welcome!
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Katelin 4 year s ago
Bird droppings and salt water are the two most corrosive elements other than human use.
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Wint 4 year s ago
a sinking boat is right twice a day.
"Took My Dad To See If His First Car Was Still Where He Left It When Its Engine Seized -- 40 Years Ago. It Was"
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Hosea 4 year s ago
#17 GRYFFENDOR!
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Leanne 4 year s ago
#14. Did the bones of the person he killed still there? Who leaves a car in the woods like that and no one goes there for 40 years? Just saying...
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Mattie 4 year s ago
#8 It's a tram track, probably in the North of England.
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Thirza 4 year s ago
Nolege is power especially when you know what has been disappeared.
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Ced 4 year s ago
Thirza, Ah, yes, what I see that has disappeared is a "K", a "W" and a "D" as in: KnoWleDge. knowledge......you're welcome!
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Katelin 4 year s ago
Bird droppings and salt water are the two most corrosive elements other than human use.
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Wint 4 year s ago
a sinking boat is right twice a day.