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Japanese Army

Posted on January 31st, 2010 in Asian Antiques

If 5 peacocks were drunk in a firehouse that monkeys steal lemons. limes from the Japanese military or not.
Hmmm ….
Do you have a heavy night drinking? I mean it just ok … I am sayin. The …… ha ha.

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Print Kuniyoshi

Posted on January 31st, 2010 in Asian Antiques
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Hand Painted

Posted on January 31st, 2010 in Asian Antiques

How can I clean from nicotine. Age of 50-70 hand painted hanging glass?
I was recently cast light on some of the suspension. 50 and 70's era. People that I inherit from heavy smoking for many years and as a result of the lamp is coated. nicotine. I'm not sure what I can use that [...]

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Wo bin ich da gelandet? – Pattaya, Thailand Travel Blog

Posted on January 30th, 2010 in Flug Thailand, Thailand

Flag of Thailand Pattaya, Thailand Thursday, January 28, 2010. 27.1 /28.1. Ruhiger Flug und ausgeruht auf zum Bus mit Bell Travel Service nach Pattaya. Das größte Drecksloch Thailands wie sich herausstellt. Am 28.1 hab ich schon gewusst …

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