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20 Jul 09 04:26

Kewpie

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06 Jan 11 07:18

which way is up -
<
or
>

??

clive59

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06 Jan 11 14:27

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Originally posted by Kewpie
which way is up -
<
or
>

??

and what if 6, turned out to be 9

coquette

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06 Jan 11 17:20

Originally posted by clive59
and what if 6, turned out to be 9

or both, which would be first and which would be second, what if they were written sideways?

Great Big Stees

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06 Jan 11 18:40

substance rearing it's ugly head?

clive59

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06 Jan 11 18:48

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
substance rearing it's ugly head?

In a sticky thread? Say it ain't so, Joe!

Kewpie

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07 Jan 11 04:37

its.

coquette

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07 Jan 11 06:55

itz

Kewpie

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07 Jan 11 07:22

that 2.

coquette

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08 Jan 11 02:02

The STG is falling with no support any longer. it's time to say last good byes

Kewpie

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08 Jan 11 02:13

I'm disappointed. I was hoping to see 4000 at least. 🙁

Great Big Stees

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08 Jan 11 04:02

Originally posted by Kewpie
I'm disappointed. I was hoping to see 4000 at least. 🙁

What does Q-pie mean anyway? Sounds to me like an algebraic "somethingorother" or a bakers concoction.

Kewpie

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08 Jan 11 04:53

"Kewpie dolls (occasionally spelled cupie) and figurines are based on comical strip-like illustrations by Rose O'Neill that appeared in Ladies' Home Journal in 1909".

About the right age for me. 🙂

Great Big Stees

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09 Jan 11 03:14

Originally posted by Kewpie
"Kewpie dolls (occasionally spelled cupie) and figurines are based on comical strip-like illustrations by Rose O'Neill that appeared in Ladies' Home Journal in 1909".

About the right age for me. 🙂

What does Q-pie mean anyway?
It was a redundant question.
Oh man, this is "almost" substantive. Grrrrrrrrr.
😠

adramforall

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09 Jan 11 03:17

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Great Big Stees

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09 Jan 11 03:24

Originally posted by adramforall
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