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Why was this flagged?2
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Seriously, did they even have fitness in the 1600's2
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Why am I completely confused?2
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GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »@cee134 That flag is a good indication you did something right!!! Bravo!
Maybe it was flagged before it was edited...now I want to know the original.
I only edited it because of a typo. It said an instead of and...0 -
Maybe the person was from the 1600's and thought they where claiming my post as their own, with using a flag.4
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GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »GnothiSeauton23 wrote: »@cee134 That flag is a good indication you did something right!!! Bravo!
Maybe it was flagged before it was edited...now I want to know the original.
I only edited it because of a typo. It said an instead of and...
I wouldn't be surprised if one of the grammar police did itYou were obviously abusing the English language.
Although maybe in the 1600's that would have been appropriate!
Also I called some of the 1600's people "Some puffy pants wearing, Drate-Poking, Bobolyne's"0 -
I love the lace collars on men, they also hung; like ties. So it was a collar/tie combination & much more sophisticated/dapper, than what men wear; in these current times!0
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Mozart is an overrated son of a *kitten* whose music sounds like it was written by a child, because it was. I woke up this morning thinking "Who can I share this with?" Perfect thread.1
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and William Penn founding Pennsylvania? I understand naming something after you if you "found" it. But what's with the adding -sylvania part? If his last name was Smith would it have been Smith-sylvania? Who does that?0
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LiftingLady5 wrote: »and William Penn founding Pennsylvania? I understand naming something after you if you "found" it. But what's with the adding -sylvania part? If his last name was Smith would it have been Smith-sylvania? Who does that?
its because of the forests...its latin i think for forest isn't it?
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I still think dude was an asshat for naming it after himself and tacking on Latin.1
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littlemissbgiff wrote: »
Oh no! Are you from the 1600's? I'm sorry.0 -
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littlemissbgiff wrote: »Also I'm not smart enough to post here on topic so I thought I'd try to start a fight.
Here you go, this will help.
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