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Percival 3 year s ago
#5 the cordinates are 29.977296 N that's close but the picture is still wrong.
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Justin 3 year s ago
Percival,
it's 29.9792° N, 31.1342° E
it's 29.9792° N, 31.1342° E
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Ote 3 year s ago
Percival,
I wonder what would you get if you compensate for continental/interstellar drift.
I wonder what would you get if you compensate for continental/interstellar drift.
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Sly 3 year s ago
#9 And Mercury is nearly 50 million kilometres away from the sun, 50 million kilometres closer to us, yet still looks tiny.
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Lexi 3 year s ago
#39 nothing that a 747 couldn't tackle.
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Lionel 3 year s ago
Lexi, why would it “need to be taken care of?”
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Emmy 3 year s ago
#1 Don't. Just stop wiping your @$$.
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Martina 3 year s ago
Emmy, Let her stay. The two morons deserve each other.
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Shaina 3 year s ago
#43 Even with specialized pieces, Lego looks like sh#t. 
They could have built a proper model, or gotten a remote-controlled car that looked nice, and cost less.
They could have built a proper model, or gotten a remote-controlled car that looked nice, and cost less.
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Maureen 3 year s ago
#43 Nothing to be proud of, my 8 year old son did it in three days
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Gerald 3 year s ago
#30 Black bird picking food from artificial crocodile jaws
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Bobbie 3 year s ago
#32 - those are cartridges, not bullets. The bullet is just the projectile.
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Martina 3 year s ago
Bobbie, Either way, nobody cares.
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Peregrine 3 year s ago
Martina,
Apparently you do...
Apparently you do...
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Kaye 3 year s ago
#5. And? What are you trying to say?
it's 29.9792° N, 31.1342° E
I wonder what would you get if you compensate for continental/interstellar drift.
Apparently you do...