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International Women’s Day 2024
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Wordfence activity last week on www.mcha.nl
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“I speak facts”
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Weirdos in the mail
Please do not email me, at all, anymore.
Not now, not in a year, not in 10 years.
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Tonite
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bullies need hugs too
Autismeweek
5 years, what a surprise
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The Rave New Year 2023 begins on January 22nd at 07:38 and 6 seconds UTC
Fokke & Sukke houden de moed erin
merry happy new Gregorian year
Human Design global community
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the abyss of bliss
Designing a 3D Printer
This is actually the point of 4% –
when u know I know that you know that I know
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Astronomy Picture of the Day
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N5X British Overdrive amplifier
As I’m gearing up to make this N5X British Overdrive amplifier DIY kit
as a buddy for the Marshall DSL5CR with upgraded Celestion G10 Vintage,
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Apollo 16 Moon Panorama
Image Credit: Apollo 16, NASA; Panorama Assembly: Mike Constantine
Explanation: Fifty years ago, April 20, 1972, Apollo 16’s lunar module Orion touched down on the Moon’s near side in the south-central Descartes Highlands. While astronaut Ken Mattingly orbited overhead in Casper the friendly command and service module the Orion brought John Young and Charles Duke to the lunar surface. The pair would spend nearly three days on the Moon. Constructed from images (AS16-117-18814 to AS16-117-18820) taken near the end of their third and final surface excursion this panoramic view puts the lunar module in the distance toward the left. Their electric lunar roving vehicle in the foreground, Duke is operating the camera while Young aims the high gain communications antenna skyward, toward planet Earth.
Raised by sheep
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Ikea Hejne
RIP Eudora
https://pandoramail.com/ & http://www.drivehq.com/web/brana/pandora.htm