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Essy 11 month s ago
#16 + #40 ...the kind of treasures that every big boy will be happy about 
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Ance 11 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 11 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 11 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 11 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 11 month s ago
Ugly
"Found These In The Basement Of An Old House. Apparently, The Bottom Two Are Kris Daggers From Indonesia. The Top One May Technically Be As Well"
"The Kris is an old weapon with lots of history and legend. I found out that the previous owner of the house served in Indonesia during WW2. The blades were taken from there. I'm trying to find out how old these are and their exact origins."
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Essy 11 month s ago
#16 + #40 ...the kind of treasures that every big boy will be happy about
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Ance 11 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 11 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 11 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 11 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 11 month s ago
Ugly