Funny, Strange, Random Pics
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Daidraco
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Poor planning from the very start. Never mind the fact that they could have just done an indented drawer handle.Drawer handles mounted this way so they can open the oven.
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Dr4goonDirk
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Anyone else not believe the narrative on these old ancient buildings?
This photo is from a "High School" in Galveston, Texas. Built in the mid 1800s' by cowboys and frontiersman with wooden axle carts.
We cannot replicate this grand stone design to this day without machinery and modern tech. Can anyone really believe that frontiersman fighting for survival would make this grand of a building?
This photo is from a "High School" in Galveston, Texas. Built in the mid 1800s' by cowboys and frontiersman with wooden axle carts.
We cannot replicate this grand stone design to this day without machinery and modern tech. Can anyone really believe that frontiersman fighting for survival would make this grand of a building?
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Count this about the things I did not care to learn about today. I'm all for a conspiracy theory that has merit (especially in this day and age when we have open evidence that JFK was killed by our own Government), but this one is so quickly debunked that I have no idea why you think anything is suspicious about it. Read all you want to about it here if interested: Facebook Link to Article.
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Mist
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Don't confuse "don't" with "can't".
Flip this around for a second: Modern cranes and power equipment exist now and did not exist in 1800. Why would you be surprised that we use them? Of course we COULD perform the same work with 10,000 man-years of carving with spoons and hammers and rope pulleys, but... why? The most expensive part of damn near anything is human labor.
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