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Now the window has shut and there's no footie for a couple of weeks 08:58 - Sep 2 with 3069 views

what we all going to talk about?

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[Post edited 2 Sep 2024 9:12]

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Now the window has shut and there's no footie for a couple of weeks on 07:27 - Sep 3 with 384 views

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Now the window has shut and there's no footie for a couple of weeks on 09:09 - Sep 2 by BanksterDebtSlave
Unlike riveting which is fascinating. As early as 3000 BC, the rivet made its first appearance in Egypt as a joining element for the manufacturing of several tools and objets d'art (e.g. fixing a handle on jars). Later, it became a fastener commonly used during the Gallo- Roman era. [Post edited 2 Sep 2024 9:11]

I found metal rivets in amongst my pasta dinner in a restaurant. I told the waiter and he laughed at me like I was telling him a waiter there’s a fly in my soup joke.

Until I picked them up.

Seems upon much consternation and nvestigation to have dropped out of the frying pan handles.

That was a riveting story wasn’t it.

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Now the window has shut and there's no footie for a couple of weeks on 08:30 - Sep 3 with 345 views

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Now the window has shut and there's no footie for a couple of weeks on 07:27 - Sep 3 by nodge_blue
I found metal rivets in amongst my pasta dinner in a restaurant. I told the waiter and he laughed at me like I was telling him a waiter there’s a fly in my soup joke. Until I picked them up. Seems upon much consternation and nvestigation to have dropped out of the frying pan handles. That was a riveting story wasn’t it.

Out of the frying fan, into the fiori.

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