Soldato
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An acorn to conker them all
Impressive how it stays structurally sound after so long.
Impressive how it stays structurally sound after so long.
Pine cones don't appear at the top of the phone book.If it is the conifer I think it is, it's actually quite tall (well 15m to 20m I think).
And you would never want to be hit by one.
What I found even more surprising is that pine or pine cone was never the name of any computer company. Apples, Acorns, even Tulips but no Pine Computers.
Maybe it identifies as an acorn.
TouchéThe only real question is, what is a phone book?
I have a genuine tangerine that is 20 years old, whilst left in the car for a good period of time it dried out without moulding.
So I kept it lol.
Name change to 'Acorn'?
This is excellent
Speaking of things outlasting themselves oddly. We have a lemon pig that has just, not deteriorated.. sure he's shrivelled up and still looks horrific but I expected him to decay completely. For those unfamiliar with lemon pigs.
This is excellent
Speaking of things outlasting themselves oddly. We have a lemon pig that has just, not deteriorated.. sure he's shrivelled up and still looks horrific but I expected him to decay completely. For those unfamiliar with lemon pigs.
This is excellent
Speaking of things outlasting themselves oddly. We have a lemon pig that has just, not deteriorated.. sure he's shrivelled up and still looks horrific but I expected him to decay completely. For those unfamiliar with lemon pigs.
From tiny acorns, mighty pine trees grow.
From little pine cones mighty oaks grow.....or something like that anyway