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Erick 9 month s ago
#1
"Reality" is cuter and honestly that homemade old family recipe looking soup probably tastes better...
"Reality" is cuter and honestly that homemade old family recipe looking soup probably tastes better...
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Luke 9 month s ago
#28 Sprookjesboom (Fairy Tree), Efteling Amusement park, Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands
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Sibbie 9 month s ago
Luke,
it actually talks, and there's animals around it too.
too bad it's a picture, not a gif.
it actually talks, and there's animals around it too.
too bad it's a picture, not a gif.
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Jehiel 9 month s ago
#21 Taken just moments before the fire department was called in to put out the flames. People who do this are not clever, they're morons.
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Samuel 9 month s ago
Jehiel, very unlikely to start a fire. It’s metal to metal contact. And gypsum walls are essentially fire proof.
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Nita 9 month s ago
Samuel, Plastic doesn't get hot or burn either, does it?
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Christa 9 month s ago
Samuel, Oh, yes, perfectly safe. That paper used in drywall is fireproof, too, right? That's why when a building burns down the only thing left standing is the drywall? 
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Charles 9 month s ago
Christa,
well, I see German electric connectors.
How high is the possibility to use American drywalls in a solid German building?
There is nothing going to burn
well, I see German electric connectors.
How high is the possibility to use American drywalls in a solid German building?
There is nothing going to burn
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Flick 9 month s ago
#7 Warschauer Wippe
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Bertie 9 month s ago
#1 would you like some salad with that grated cheese?
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Zachy 9 month s ago
#1 i like both situations.... shes cute.
"Reality" is cuter and honestly that homemade old family recipe looking soup probably tastes better...
it actually talks, and there's animals around it too.
too bad it's a picture, not a gif.
well, I see German electric connectors.
How high is the possibility to use American drywalls in a solid German building?
There is nothing going to burn