Blast from the past
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You can thank the Internet for that. Online shopping Rocks.
BMX. Kids are too lazy these days to ride those
I must be honest...i dont.and you wish if you still had it...
5m swell today...i have other opportunities to die....
1.8M views · 31K reactions | On April 1, 1957, the BBC’s Panorama fooled 8 million viewers with a 3-minute prank about a ‘Swiss spaghetti harvest,’ narrated by Richard Dimbleby. Showing farmers picking spaghetti from bushes, it tricked many Britons u
On April 1, 1957, the BBC’s Panorama fooled 8 million viewers with a 3-minute prank about a ‘Swiss spaghetti harvest,’ narrated by Richard Dimbleby. Showing farmers picking spaghetti from bushes, it...
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All on a single income.
A Fair Fight?
"Was it a fair fight? Rex Woodmore reflects on the legacy of Allan Robinson and the Gilt Dragon shipwreck — a tale of treasure, ethics, and the enduring question of who truly owns the past."
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A Fair Fight?
"Was it a fair fight? Rex Woodmore reflects on the legacy of Allan Robinson and the Gilt Dragon shipwreck — a tale of treasure, ethics, and the enduring question of who truly owns the past."oztreasure.weebly.com
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When you look at our history over 1000+ years, it's rather fascinating to see how silver was the most common form of money. Sure, Gold was always money too but Silver was THE money of the common man.