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I ordered a book on 9/14/2021 and it was printed on 9/15/2021, delivered on 9/16/2021.
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The different size of these vehicles
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Costco sells a tiny sachet of saffron in a bulk sized spice container
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Today I found this five legged toad after finding one with only three legs earlier this week
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The New ID4 has 'play' and 'pause' symbols on the accelerator and brake
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I found a spider with a skull on it.
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Country life is never dull. Found this at 6:30 AM. Not my dog.
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To the people saying the dress was black and blue, you won.
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How the background lines up with the reflections in this building
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Albino deer in my driveway
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On our first anniversary my partner and I decided to make each other a surprise cake, and had the exact same idea
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My great great grandparents' cabin
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Ordered tater tots instead of fries. They came in the shape of Tetris pieces.
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This poem entitled βA Dudeβ from the year 1886
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Over seven years, I finally finished my sea glass collection!
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My son and I used molten aluminum to cast an anthill. These are the tunnels and rooms they built under ground.
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This purple mushroom I found
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one of my chickens laid a spherical egg
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Fleece from the US embassy in Baghdad, Iraq, found at the Salvation Army near my house in Texas.
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I wired up a 1950s television set to receive HDMI input. Video link in comments.