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Essy 4 month s ago
#16 + #40 ...the kind of treasures that every big boy will be happy about 
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Ance 4 month s ago
#8 yeah it's tough to read cursive for young kids cause it's not important to learn as the 76 genders.
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Lenora 4 month s ago
Ance, you think THAT is difficult. I had to learn SUTTERLIN. If you have to learn sutterlin, you would understand WHY i never use cursiv or anything like that today.
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Marilyn 4 month s ago
#41 Those are the architectural drawings of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King in Liverpool, designed by Frederick Gibberd. Building started in 1962 and completed in 1967.
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Clifton 4 month s ago
#30 They had to be labeled that way. The owner couldn’t very well write snuff film on the container.
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Ade 4 month s ago
Ugly
"I Found This In The Yard Of My Old House In Agra, India"
"Update: My father sent a few samples to the Archaeological Survey of India in Agra, as suggested by many, so thank you. Those of you who said they are Terracotta figures, you were correct. They are Portuguese Terracotta figures from the 3rd to 4th century. I can't believe I thought these figurines were nothing of value and considered throwing them away."
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Essy 4 month s ago
#16 + #40 ...the kind of treasures that every big boy will be happy about
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Ance 4 month s ago
#8 yeah it's tough to read cursive for young kids cause it's not important to learn as the 76 genders.
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Lenora 4 month s ago
Ance, you think THAT is difficult. I had to learn SUTTERLIN. If you have to learn sutterlin, you would understand WHY i never use cursiv or anything like that today.
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Marilyn 4 month s ago
#41 Those are the architectural drawings of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King in Liverpool, designed by Frederick Gibberd. Building started in 1962 and completed in 1967.
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Clifton 4 month s ago
#30 They had to be labeled that way. The owner couldn’t very well write snuff film on the container.
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Ade 4 month s ago
Ugly