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Barticus 1 month ago
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Ignatzio 1 month ago
Glad to see that also this thread seem to last forever 
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Angie 1 month ago
Pretty sure this exact thread was here just a couple of weeks ago.
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Leon 1 month ago
#13 oh my i didn't know they had laminate flooring in 1927
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Indie 1 month ago
Leon,
You poor, obtuse tool. Caption says it was in the office since 1927, not that it was on that floor since then or that the office itself was the same as it was in 1927.
You poor, obtuse tool. Caption says it was in the office since 1927, not that it was on that floor since then or that the office itself was the same as it was in 1927.
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Nate 1 month ago
Indie, wouldn't they had to have moved it out of the office to put in the laminated floor?
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Noel 1 month ago
Nate,
No. you can redo the floor in parts, keeping the desk in.
No. you can redo the floor in parts, keeping the desk in.
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Conny 1 month ago
#10 I think I saw a picture of a McD burger that is the same age, and it looked just like the day it was flipped. 
#19 your grand kids will probably get a lot of use out of it before they hand it down to their grand kids. Those things last multiple life times!
#19 your grand kids will probably get a lot of use out of it before they hand it down to their grand kids. Those things last multiple life times!
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Wilber 1 weeks ago
Conny,
I think Iceland has the last burger and fries sold in the country in a museum.
I think Iceland has the last burger and fries sold in the country in a museum.
You poor, obtuse tool. Caption says it was in the office since 1927, not that it was on that floor since then or that the office itself was the same as it was in 1927.
No. you can redo the floor in parts, keeping the desk in.
#19 your grand kids will probably get a lot of use out of it before they hand it down to their grand kids. Those things last multiple life times!
I think Iceland has the last burger and fries sold in the country in a museum.