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Mitty 2 year s ago
#1 one end butt plug, other end dildo,
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Aristotle 2 year s ago
These were difficult.
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Harold 2 year s ago
#29, It's the ceramic support plate for the 200 inch Hale telescope mirror that is operating to this day at the Mt. Palomar Observatory in California. The telescope is run by Cal-Tech. Search 'Hale Telescope' for more information.
“These 2 things floated to the ground just after a large plane passed low over my house. They’re gritty and rubbery, almost like dried paint.”
Answer: "Reminds me of the flame retardant powder they have big planes fly over fires and drop, maybe a congealed chunk of it."
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Mitty 2 year s ago
#1 one end butt plug, other end dildo,
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Aristotle 2 year s ago
These were difficult.
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Harold 2 year s ago
#29, It's the ceramic support plate for the 200 inch Hale telescope mirror that is operating to this day at the Mt. Palomar Observatory in California. The telescope is run by Cal-Tech. Search 'Hale Telescope' for more information.