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These cookie-cutter museums are all the same; they are no better than the carbon-copier museums.
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The largest collection of cookie cutters I ever encountered was at the South Pole. We made a wide variety of Christmas cookies.
Also they had the largest VHS tape collection. No thrift stores to donate to.
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Oh great, this is what the alien researchers will find after humanity has perished in some catastrophy or other.
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“We’re not sure what these were, so we’ll just assume they were used for some ritual purpose” (every archeologist everywhere)
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Fertility goddess or some such
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How these things are made is quite interesting.
Video that doesn’t break the BBS:
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Did anyone else read as far as the first 3 words of that headline, and tremble with excitement that someone had discovered some long-lost piano rag, or the handwritten orchestration for Treemonisha?
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Not as such; I briefly speculated about Janis Joplin having had a thing about baking I hadn’t known about.
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My uncle once made a cookie cutter from a coffee can.
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What shape was it?
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It was a hippo. He made it because he couldn’t find (pre internet) a hippo cookie cutter.
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Thanks, this video is surprisingly interesting. That machine is really neat. I hope that the operators are in a happy environment.
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