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Generally speaking, "moist" makes most things better
you mean, like cake? :)
This shouldn’t even be possible
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you mean, like cake? :)
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Pie should, generally, be wet.
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Yeah- it’s like he has no chin.
Is that it?
Either that or he kinda looks like my late aunt Karen.
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I looked it up-
A gold version worth 50 shillings sold for 471,000 pounds or around 565,000 USD.
Thanks, Grandpa!
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Good info - worth its weight in gold!
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An interesting read. I thought the anomaly was the invention of the soul patch.
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Psychedelic Swamp in Florida.
"This happens every year in fall as leaves begin to decompose in the water. The decomposing leaves release tannic acid and when the sunlight hits it you see this gorgeous rainbow effect over the water."
"This happens every year in fall as leaves begin to decompose in the water. The decomposing leaves release tannic acid and when the sunlight hits it you see this gorgeous rainbow effect over the water."
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San Jose shipwreck to dubbed 'the Holy Grail' to be exhumed off Colombia with $20 billion sunken treasure
- Colombia declares the wreck will be raised before President Gustavo Petro's term of office ends in 2026
- Around 200 tons of gold, silver and emeralds are thought to be on board the legendary Spanish flagship which sunk during a skirmish with the British in 1708
- But Colombia faces competing claims from Spain, Bolivia, and a US company which claims it found it first
'Holy Grail of wrecks' with $20bn cargo to be raised after 300 years
The Spanish galleon San Jose sank off the Colombian port of Cartagena in 1708 with treasures worth up to $20 billion in today's money on board
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