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Thank you, TS.Originally Posted by Douglas
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I don't know what this meansOriginally Posted by Douglas
It's a metaphor...Originally Posted by amerikajinda
What he said ^^
I must be one of those marsupials teger speaks of, as i don't know either. Either that or i'm too tired to figure it out. Is thin ice in that cup or something? I can't tellOriginally Posted by chronoaug
That last drop will overfill the cup.Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
Its sort of like a camel, carrying the maximum amount of straw it can carry without breaking it's back, and then adding one more piece of straw.
What he said ^^
I figured it was a drop in the bucket but it looks like a cut goblet... ???Originally Posted by j
That's what the French have, instead of buckets.Originally Posted by grimslade
It's not a bucket, it's a glass. A wonderful artisan-made Baccarat glass
Thank you, TS.Originally Posted by Douglas
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Originally Posted by gdl203
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^ That's the same link I mentioned in this post. There seems to be an influx of bots whose every post and, apparently, PM contain that link.
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