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NutmegCT

NutmegCT

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November 9, 1620.

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And Tom was there! :devilgrin:
 
TOM!! What camera did ya use?
 
Camera? Gol durn whip-snappers ... trying to steal my high-tech ideas, eh?

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Ahhh...The ol' Obscura!! With th' ∱-96 optic!
 
And a year later it's never been the same for the indigenous peoples
 
DNK said:
And a year later it's never been the same for the indigenous peoples
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We should have built a wall and guarded our borders better. Danged immigrants are everywhere now.
 
Funny, today is is 66 and Sunny in Boston - hard to imagine when the Mayflower arrived there was already ice on the water!

(Not that I doubt the quality of your camera... :smile: )
 
Bayless said:
Dang, how long will it take to unsee that?
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The rest of your life :ROFLMAO: I've known people who were absolutely obsessed with that show. I watched it once and found it...what's the word I'm looking for...oh yeah - dumb. Never understood the fascination. Oh well, to each their own as they say.
 
I think "TIME WARP" might be the best song ever from a musical.
 
Basil said:
The rest of your life :ROFLMAO: I've known people who were absolutely obsessed with that show. I watched it once and found it...what's the word I'm looking for...oh yeah - dumb. Never understood the fascination. Oh well, to each their own as they say.
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Used to be one of those in my university days - saw it many many times on screen and at least once on stage. Don't really miss it now though.
 
JPSmit said:
Used to be one of those in my university days - saw it many many times on screen and at least once on stage. Don't really miss it now though.
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I worked with a young female Lieutenant back at Hill AFB who had seen it dozens of times.
 
Never saw it start to finish, never understood the fascination it elicited in many of my "peers" either. <shrug>
 
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