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What is this "pin" thing called?
Am Sun, 26 Oct 2003 06:59:39 -0400, schrieb "Arved Sandstrom"
: All you guys know a little bit too much, which is disgusting me. I will soon expound on either the exact details of how early 19th century cannons were secured (complete with the nomenclature of the ropes), or ruminate on careening, or perhaps speculate at length on the design of galley oar blades. But this is not ancient, useless knowledge, if you ever go sailing on an old sailing boat. :-) Owe -- My from-adress is valid and being read. www.owejessen.de |
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