Count to ten thousand! (Part 1)

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Am I racist for posting this? I have no idea.

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I don’t get it…

RED WING BLACKSMITH STYLE 2962. Mixing red and black watercolours could result in the brownish coulour of the shoes.

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2 959s.

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I typically keep my BPM somewhere between 90 and 120.

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head->desk. how embarassing.

I hope the text is also embarassing (or funny)

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Beer car.

BEER CAR.

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Walthers Cornerstone 2966 ( see https://www.walthers.com/exec/productinfo/933-2966 ) is one bad-ass mobile crane kit.

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Wheat variety HD 2967 gains popularity among farmers

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I’m already tired of christmas

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I love love love the guarantee sticker.

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An advanced version of the AK-47?

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Wikipedia says that it’s an horrible film. I wanted to find out if William Castle was involved, but Wikipedia’s wording is unclear.

The Screaming Skull‍ '​s opening disclaimer that a free burial would be provided to anybody who died of fright while watching the film was inspired by a gimmick that would be used by William Castle in his film The Tingler (1959),[12] in which he offered every viewer who bought a ticket life insurance in case they died watching the film.[10][13] Unlike Castle, Nicol did not actually contact an insurance company.[12]

“was inspired by future events?”

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