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@Duvel I visited the Pergamom museum a few years ago. I was stunned that I was looking at the same tiles and walls that Nebuchadnezzar built and touched.
That currywurst has a poutine feel about it, eh?
Any details on that carrot /apple/ walnut salad? Was it sweet...mayonnaisey..and any spice?
@Duvel I visited the Pergamom museum a few years ago. I was stunned that I was looking at the same tiles and walls that Nebuchadnezzar built and touched.
That currywurst has a poutine feel about it, eh?
Any details on that carrot /apple/ walnut salad? Was it sweet...mayonnaisey..and spice?
I visited the Pergamom museum a few years ago. I was stunned that I was looking at the same tiles and walls that Nebuchadnezzar built and touched.
That currywurst has a poutine feel about it, eh?
Any details on that carrot /apple/ walnut salad? Was it sweet...mayonnaisey..and spice?
I visited the Pergamom museum a few years ago. I was stunned that I was looking at the same tiles and walls that Nebuchadnezzar built and touched.
That currywurst has a poutine feel about it, eh?
Ant details on that carrot /apple/ walnut salad? Was it sweet...mayonnaisey..and spice?
I visited the Pergamom museum a few years ago. I was stunned that I was looking at the same tiles and walls that Nebuchadnezzar built and touched.
That currywurst has a poutine feel about it, eh?
Ant details on that carrot /apple/ walnut salad? Was it sweet...mayonnaisey..and spice?
I visited the Pergamom museum a few years ago. I was stunned that I was looking at the same tiles and walls that Nebuchadnezzar built and touched.
That currywurst has a poutine feel about it, eh?
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