Looks like someone was navigationally challenged. And probably never pulled over to ask directions.
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Men know the way. They don’t have to ask. Never ever.
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Take That Ya POMs
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IVORY NETSUKE OF AN ALERT SARUMAWASHI
C. 1780, JAPAN
Hey, a happy dude with a monkey on his head. What’s not to like?
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Launched in 1783, the HMS Inconstant was a poorly-chosen name for a weatherly little fifth-rate. She captured the Surprise into British service, which then served as Aubrey’s ship in fiction.
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The 23. August 1784 decree of Jospeh II, Emperor of Austria, prohibits burials in coffins. The laying-out was done in coffins with a foldaway bottom. For the burial the trapdoor was opened and the coffin removed.
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“listed when used with listed system” lolwhut?
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We’ll just be taking that, kthxbai
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https://wikileaks.org/wiki/US_Military_Equipment_in_Afghanistan_(2007)/Appendix
$398 a piece for a total cost of $17,910, for 45 of these:
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Amalienborg, the Danish royal palace since 1794. (It must be weird having tourists walk past your house and take pictures of it all day.
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The Indiana Surveyors Historical Society in conjunction with the Franklin County (IN) Historical Society completed a two year project to locate and remonument the intersection point of the Greenville Treaty Line (1795) and the Grouseland Treaty Line (1805). A public ceremony was held, where an Indiana Historical Society marker and the monument at the intersection site were both unveiled for the first time.
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