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Charlie 1 year ago
#49
Don’t watch that film!
Don’t watch that film!
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Nibby 1 year ago
Charlie,
Bonus if your sister is in it!
Bonus if your sister is in it!
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Meg 1 year ago
#22 Don’t play with the uranium!
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Nibby 1 year ago
Meg,
No, the polonium is much more fun!
No, the polonium is much more fun!
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Jim 1 year ago
#12, it may turn on but if it’s unmodified it can’t receive the “new” digital signals.
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Arie 1 year ago
#18 why do people like these. they're crap. i saw 2 at an auction and nobody even tried to bid them
mostly just a bunchnof garbage. nostalgia of consooomers.
mostly just a bunchnof garbage. nostalgia of consooomers.
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Pink 1 year ago
Arie,
Spreading joy wher'ere you go....
Spreading joy wher'ere you go....
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Angelina 1 year ago
#47 Those are sketches of characters from "The Pickwick Papers" by Charles Dickens, published 1836-1837. Does anyone really think people in 1924 wore clothes like that?
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Perry 1 year ago
Angelina, I was wondering if anyone else here would catch that. Also wondering if maybe the images are a combination of the teachers' faces with Pickwick costumes.
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Chloe 1 year ago
#40....don't know who told you the gold ring is worth $200, but you better get the money fast because it's not worth $200
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Jereme 1 year ago
#18. Must be in some down town woke arts district.
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Jereme 1 year ago
Make that#11 must be in some woke downtown arts district.
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Perry 1 year ago
#36 I remember ten-cent cokes, altho by the time I came along, they were only 7 ounces. Still, I loved being able to afford my own.
#42 I was a 60s kid. That is not a 60s washing machine.
#42 I was a 60s kid. That is not a 60s washing machine.
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Stephanie 1 year ago
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Don’t watch that film!
Bonus if your sister is in it!
No, the polonium is much more fun!
mostly just a bunchnof garbage. nostalgia of consooomers.
Spreading joy wher'ere you go....
#42 I was a 60s kid. That is not a 60s washing machine.