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Gerry 2 month s ago
I love these kinds of posts ... Thanks Izi .
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Cedric 2 month s ago
#6 Wanderstab doesnt mean Travel staff it means hicking stick
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Delphi 1 month ago
Cedric, I promise I'm writing this with respect: I had a good laugh while trying to figure out what one does to a Hick with the stick - 'Hick' being a somewhat unflattering term for a person from a rural area. It's similar to the word 'Hillbilly'. Then I realized: Wonder = Wander / stab = Staff. A 'hiking stick'.
"Ancient Glazed Tiles From The The Processional Way Of The Isthar Gate Leading To The City Of Babylon, Built By King Nebuchadnezzar In 575 Bc. The Roadway Had 60 Lions On Both Of Its Sides, Each Lion Made Of Forty-Six Molded Bricks In Eleven Rows"
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Gerry 2 month s ago
I love these kinds of posts ... Thanks Izi .
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Cedric 2 month s ago
#6 Wanderstab doesnt mean Travel staff it means hicking stick
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Delphi 1 month ago
Cedric, I promise I'm writing this with respect: I had a good laugh while trying to figure out what one does to a Hick with the stick - 'Hick' being a somewhat unflattering term for a person from a rural area. It's similar to the word 'Hillbilly'. Then I realized: Wonder = Wander / stab = Staff. A 'hiking stick'.