@great-big-steessaid I rarely go to links provided here. Not sure why not but...anyway I just thought I'd take a stab. Apparently my knife was too dull. 🙁
The question was rhetorical, you're not going to know unless you actually read the story. Why bother even looking at the thread if you're not going to read the story? Doesn't make a lot of logic to me.
@very-rustysaid The question was rhetorical, you're not going to know unless you actually read the story. Why bother even looking at the thread if you're not going to read the story? Doesn't make a lot of logic to me.
-VR
My dear VR, you and logic are at opposite ends of the poles. 🤔
@great-big-steessaid My dear VR, you and logic are at opposite ends of the poles. 🤔
Dear g-b-s you are certainly entitled to your opinion which I am sure will impress your clanmates if no one else. You guys talk about me ruining other peoples threads and then you do the same yourself.
Have a Great Day!
@very-rustysaid Dear g-b-s you are certainly entitled to your opinion which I am sure will impress your clanmates if no one else. You guys talk about me ruining other peoples threads and then you do the same yourself.
Have a Great Day!
-VR
I'm a member of 3 clans. Of which one of them are you referring as I have clan mates in all three? 🤔 As for my day I will, thanks.
Can you guess where this unique street is? Residents need a passport to visit their neighbors
-VR
Quote:
Leonie Loerakker
"I live about 15 km. from a similar place. It is Baarle-Nassau/Baarle-Hertog. It is the border between Belgium and The Netherlands and we don't need a passport. There are 37 places to cross the border and it is dividing a pub where the billard table is in one country and the bar in the other. Also some shops are divided so there was confusion during lockdown. Part of the shop where you could buy underwaer was in a different part as where you could buy socks. Some parts were prohibited for the Belgians their lockdown was a little bit more severe."
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