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Webster 10 month s ago
#22 The color Orange is named after the fruit, not the other way around.
#37 Not only are they gigantic, they are also extremely toxic. They only have a life of 5 years and then they are shredded and dumped into a toxic land fill, except for the occasional one that is repurposed to pass on their toxicity to people when made into park benches and other furniture as I've seen in previous posts.
#37 Not only are they gigantic, they are also extremely toxic. They only have a life of 5 years and then they are shredded and dumped into a toxic land fill, except for the occasional one that is repurposed to pass on their toxicity to people when made into park benches and other furniture as I've seen in previous posts.
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Leon 10 month s ago
Webster,
interesting. ive seen a video where a guy found a hidden graveyard of 50 or so blades.
interesting. ive seen a video where a guy found a hidden graveyard of 50 or so blades.
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Silla 10 month s ago
#38 $1,375.67 corrected for inflation in january 2024.
Still pretty cheap by today's standards...
Still pretty cheap by today's standards...
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Pam 10 month s ago
Silla,
you pay for hospitals? doesn´t it get expensive which so many school shootings per day?
you pay for hospitals? doesn´t it get expensive which so many school shootings per day?
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Zachariah 10 month s ago
This is what the tooth of a chicken looks like:
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Laura 10 month s ago
#36 even non "everyday" object do not cast a shadow ...
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Sol 10 month s ago
#20 Puny? That's not puny.
#37 Not only are they gigantic, they are also extremely toxic. They only have a life of 5 years and then they are shredded and dumped into a toxic land fill, except for the occasional one that is repurposed to pass on their toxicity to people when made into park benches and other furniture as I've seen in previous posts.
interesting. ive seen a video where a guy found a hidden graveyard of 50 or so blades.
Still pretty cheap by today's standards...
you pay for hospitals? doesn´t it get expensive which so many school shootings per day?