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Percy 9 month s ago
#2 Including paperweight and doorstop.
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Doris 9 month s ago
Percy,
It's visually impressive...but, usably ironic.
It's visually impressive...but, usably ironic.
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Doris 9 month s ago
#6 If that ensamble doesn't already have them...retractable toe, knuckle and elbow blades.
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Woodrow 9 month s ago
Doris, what are the shin guard embellishments for?
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Abner 9 month s ago
Woodrow,
I wondered about that too. Could be to deflect the downward impact from bats and sticks. Cheese-grate some punks face with a well placed side kick. To inflict maximum pain when kneeling down on some thugs back when clasping the cuffs on him. Or, that it simply looks menacing.
I wondered about that too. Could be to deflect the downward impact from bats and sticks. Cheese-grate some punks face with a well placed side kick. To inflict maximum pain when kneeling down on some thugs back when clasping the cuffs on him. Or, that it simply looks menacing.
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Mariah 9 month s ago
For a sense of scale, Nike of the Parthenon in Nashville (#35) is approximately six feet tall. About eight pounds of gold was used in the gilding. I hope I have that right. Been a few years. Absolutely worth a visit.
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Melody 9 month s ago
Mariah, sixty five you mean?
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Randolph 9 month s ago
Quote: Melody
Nike of the Parthenon in Nashville
yes, right: The Parthenon is 65 feet high at its apex.
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Tasha 9 month s ago
Mariah, meh, gaudy, culturally-appropriated eyesore.
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Woodrow 9 month s ago
#20 About the only thing encyclopedia are good for now.
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Lidia 9 month s ago
#34 How? just how.
#31 Inspired, well done. A tree house re imagined in a treeless land.
#31 Inspired, well done. A tree house re imagined in a treeless land.
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Feltie 9 month s ago
#10
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Tasha 9 month s ago
Feltie, very short curtain rods that admin found amusing and worth sharing 
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Tess 9 month s ago
#22
Bad, bad times. I think of the complete loss of privacy and the case when the person above you has to throw up
Bad, bad times. I think of the complete loss of privacy and the case when the person above you has to throw up
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Ivan 9 month s ago
#24 so where are they parking now???
It's visually impressive...but, usably ironic.
I wondered about that too. Could be to deflect the downward impact from bats and sticks. Cheese-grate some punks face with a well placed side kick. To inflict maximum pain when kneeling down on some thugs back when clasping the cuffs on him. Or, that it simply looks menacing.
#31 Inspired, well done. A tree house re imagined in a treeless land.
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Bad, bad times. I think of the complete loss of privacy and the case when the person above you has to throw up