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Liley 1 year ago
#46 I had a watch just like that back in the 60s. I wore mine on my wrist. 
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Elaine 1 year ago
#1 I took that picture with my iphone 27 through a telescope in my backyard. 
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Dite 1 year ago
Elaine,
And it's always the 'backyard,' as we all know it's impossible to take any celestial images from the 'front yard,' and don't even think about the roof.
And it's always the 'backyard,' as we all know it's impossible to take any celestial images from the 'front yard,' and don't even think about the roof.
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Seymour 1 year ago
Dite,
More importantly, why is "backyard" grammatically correct as one word, but "front yard" isn't?
More importantly, why is "backyard" grammatically correct as one word, but "front yard" isn't?
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Vert 1 year ago
Seymour, Because sometimes it just be that way.
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Melody 1 year ago
#29 Your house is getting egged for sure.
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Jody 1 year ago
#52
Hey look, there's a branch in the forest
Hey look, there's a branch in the forest
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Rob 1 year ago
Jody,
The staff will find the Wizard.
The staff will find the Wizard.
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Irvin 1 year ago
#2 copyright
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Arie 1 year ago
Irvin,
credited image. istock photos are free.
credited image. istock photos are free.
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Nibby 1 year ago
#46 It's lose-weight-o-clock.
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Ronie 1 year ago
#11 The two different(!) door open buttons puzzle me most.
And it's always the 'backyard,' as we all know it's impossible to take any celestial images from the 'front yard,' and don't even think about the roof.
More importantly, why is "backyard" grammatically correct as one word, but "front yard" isn't?
Hey look, there's a branch in the forest
The staff will find the Wizard.
credited image. istock photos are free.