The Great San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 was the deadliest earthquake in US history, resulting in the deaths of over 3,000 people. In the aftermath of the disaster, you could literally see where the Earth split along the San Andreas Fault:
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Drina 9 month s ago
#16 There used to be something like that as an extra in chewing gum machines; not really usable.
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Osaforum 9 month s ago
Quote: Drina
This paint was never factory mixed, and now we can see all the colors it needs to be created
It's for cleaning under your fingernails.
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Edwin 9 month s ago
#10
Minimum wage for the period, just for a little perspective:
February 1, 1968 $1.65
August 30, 1964 $1.30
August 30, 1963 $1.25
November 15, 1957 $1.00
Minimum wage for the period, just for a little perspective:
February 1, 1968 $1.65
August 30, 1964 $1.30
August 30, 1963 $1.25
November 15, 1957 $1.00
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Paddy 9 month s ago
#19 Why do libraries need to tell you what you saved by borrowing media? Are they supposed to be grateful?
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Chauncey 9 month s ago
Paddy,
People are continually talking about taking away funding and outright closing libraries, so I would guess that they want people to understand the actual benefit (not that it will sink in till they're gone)...
People are continually talking about taking away funding and outright closing libraries, so I would guess that they want people to understand the actual benefit (not that it will sink in till they're gone)...
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Evelyn 9 month s ago
Paddy,
they track everything you read and research as well.
they track everything you read and research as well.
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Edwin 9 month s ago
Evelyn,
Much as your credit card company and bank track every place you go and everything you buy.
Much as your credit card company and bank track every place you go and everything you buy.
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Evelyn 9 month s ago
paints are never mixed at "the factory" they're all white now and they sell the dyes to businesses
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Jereme 9 month s ago
#5 132.
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Obedience 9 month s ago
Jerome,
We all saw that but he lived another 5 years, dying at about 137 years old
We all saw that but he lived another 5 years, dying at about 137 years old
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Vincent 9 month s ago
Jereme,
he's still alive in that picture
he's still alive in that picture
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Jereme 9 month s ago
#7 Little boys ended up impaled regularly. 
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Jereme 9 month s ago
#45 ingredient for a conjoined salad, yes.
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Leonore 9 month s ago
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A plume moth. Very pretty!
A plume moth. Very pretty!
It's for cleaning under your fingernails.
Minimum wage for the period, just for a little perspective:
February 1, 1968 $1.65
August 30, 1964 $1.30
August 30, 1963 $1.25
November 15, 1957 $1.00
People are continually talking about taking away funding and outright closing libraries, so I would guess that they want people to understand the actual benefit (not that it will sink in till they're gone)...
they track everything you read and research as well.
Much as your credit card company and bank track every place you go and everything you buy.
We all saw that but he lived another 5 years, dying at about 137 years old
he's still alive in that picture
A plume moth. Very pretty!