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Dotty 2 month s ago
Deja vu?
       
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Wilber 2 month s ago
Dotty,

no way how did you notice all the images are different 36 35
       
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Gwendolyn 2 month s ago
#6 CoPilot says it's false...
       
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Court 2 month s ago
#7 Too bad Irwin wasn't as smart as the tortoise.
       
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Theodosius 2 month s ago
You're a forking dhick Court and I'd kick your ash if you said that in-person
       
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Kill 2 month s ago
Hey guys be nice to Court.
He's working night shift at the local 7/11 and is pretty scattered on his weed habit.
Plus Grandma's been pressuring him to clean up his room in the basement, otherwise she's gonna start charging him rent.
       
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Nate 2 month s ago
#5 The Statue of Liberty is not a monument to the abolition of slavery, the chains at her feet was to symbolize Liberty breaking free from bondage of English rule.
       
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Onnie 2 month s ago
Iz, are you just running the same lists in their entirety two and three times a week? I'm starting to memorize them, and I have brain damage which severely limits my memory. No, I am not kidding. I had this one memorized. I guessed which ones were next, and got them right. If you're having trouble with your site, this might be a reason.
       
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"A very recent historical fact that is weirdly not talked about as much as it should be — Microsoft had accumulated such a big monopoly over the personal computer market through the 80s and 90s that in 1997 Microsoft was nearly broken apart by the US government.

In an attempt to avoid an investigation, Microsoft invested nearly $150 million into a then-failing Apple Computer to give the US government less ammunition in a potential anti-trust case. This saved Apple from bankruptcy and helped them to become one of the biggest tech companies in history. Microsoft, however, profited off of this investment. In 2003, Microsoft sold their shares in Apple for nearly $600 million."

 

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