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Sylvester 1 year ago
#8 "Looks like" is not a response - The guy wants to know what it is and now what it looks ike !
       
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Theo 1 year ago
Sylvester,

it's definitely an egg separator. You crack the egg into the cup, pour the white out and the yolk remains in the cup.
       
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Lib 1 year ago
#1 To keep your arse off the floor
       
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Bertram 1 year ago
#2 No, sexual sh#t...
       
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Dennison 1 year ago
Bertram,
This one not but wouldn't be too sure about that glass plug ????
       
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Bertram 1 year ago
#3 To impale people.
       
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Bertram 1 year ago
#19 ¡Suave! Thanks for the info.
       
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Sibbie 1 year ago
#14 almost!

It's the location of the manholes/wells/valves.

the center of the T-shaped groove represents your location, so for the top sign, there's a valve 0.8 meters left, and 11.2 meters behind you.
       
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Lula 1 year ago
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It´s a Sanistand type female urinal.
       
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Dicey 1 year ago
#37 classic American fail: calling everything and everybody unknown 'indian'
       
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Thirza 1 year ago
Dicey, classic stupid comment by someone who thinks they know about “America.” An Indian peace pipe looks remarkably similar you ignoramus.
       
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“What is this object I found on a beach that has holes in and feels like a mix between stone and plastic?”

Answer: “This is an antique toothbrush from the Victorian era. The handle is crafted from animal bone, and the holes in the brush head are where the bristles would be inserted. Toothbrushes with bristles like this were first invented in the 1400s. However, it wasn’t until the late 1700s and early 1800s that toothbrushes became popular in Europe.”

 

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