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08-10-2006, 03:17 PM
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Re: Identify this, and is it worth money?
Sorry- aware human. Like I lived places earlier but I don't remember them. I was like 5-10 or something at this place.
Now that somebody mentions the study, I'm really wondering why I had to share a bedroom with my sister and my dad had a study/office with a [censored] trap door. WTF. (my other memory of that room is my dad and his friends passing around a joint- and a very distinct smell that in college I smelled again and was like "lol, weed smells like DAD"). 
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#22
08-10-2006, 03:21 PM
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Re: Identify this, and is it worth money?
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Exploring is no longer a verb? I've been so misled by all my English teachers... [/ QUOTE ] not that it's important but you asked. exploring is a gerund. explore is a verb.
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#23
08-10-2006, 03:32 PM
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Heres pics, Im in slacks and a shirt, so I didnt want to climb down there, I lifted the door, and just took some quick pics. The camera is all angled weird, I just stuck it down and snapped, I didnt want to get dirty    [/ QUOTE ] Those last 2 look like screen caps from The Blair Witch Project.
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#24
08-10-2006, 03:34 PM
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Re: Identify this, and is it worth money?
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[ QUOTE ] Pachinko? [/ QUOTE ] Hey ya, google images: It looks just like that but a little more ornate and bigger, WTF is pachinko?  edit: it looks more like this one [/ QUOTE ] WTF? What are the odds? That's the EXACT model that was in my basement at my parent's house when I was growing up. But we were SOOO cool we built it into a wall instead of it being free-standing.
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