That's not even remotely a straight line! LOL :hilarious: Per the OP rules: I challenge you to take a ruler and that map and draw a straight...
Low grade and weak date notwithstanding, I quite like the look of that one. It's almost a CircCam. I'll bet it stuck out like a sore thumb...
The two are not mutually exclusive. Ive known some awesome nerds. :)
This means we must be ... must be ... *gasp* Nerds!!! :nailbiting:
My "Eclectic Box" ceased to be a "Box of 20" style collection two and a half years ago. It now has 46 pieces as of this post. As touched upon in...
But does the aircraft fly straight without any turns or angles in the line of travel? I didn't see such a straight line on the map. (Doesn't...
This.
Looks like the line painters themselves were tipsy! (As you've no doubt deduced, we don't have street lines like that in the 'States, at least...
Afraid that won't work. Was gonna attempt the Singapore-to-Australia leap myself, but there's no straight line of sea passage per the rules. Too...
Why the zigzag lane markings in the street?
I thought I was the only one who did that sort of thing. :hilarious:
I like the details on your 1662 and the contrasting toning on your 1671. A 1666 would be interesting to own, what with that being from the fire...
Indeed! That old outfit weighed several pounds. Was well balanced, though, so not uncomfortable. [IMG]
Charles II crowns are fun. I used to wear a 1662 on my Holey Coin Vest. It was rough, but cheap for a 17th century crown. [IMG]
Sorry, that's too far gone for me to tell. 60, maybe. Nice photo job, though. BTW, "PTAS" was an abbreviation for pesetas.
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Handsome circ example.
Except not even half as gnarly. :yack:
Here's another great one. :hilarious:
Yeah, you don't want that early mustache wax. It was used by people like Kaiser Wilhelm and has probably fermented after a century. Best to get...
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