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 - user joined since July 30, 2007 4 questions asked by this user 2 answers given by this user |
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Who is James Walter Tomkins?
In JWTomkins - asked by bufo.bufo - 2 answers - 4 years ago |
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Name the capital and one other city / town of each state and territory of Australia.
In Australia, states, territories - asked by bufo.bufo - 1 answer - 4 years ago |
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How do you do a screen capture to image file?
In screen capture, to image file - asked by bufo.bufo - 3 answers - 4 years ago |
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What is the meaning of "Nemo repente fuit turpissimus"?
In phrase, foreign, meaning - asked by bufo.bufo - 3 answers - 4 years ago |
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Jubii is related to jubilær which is Danish for someone who is celebrating a birthday or anniversary. Go To Question - asked by bufo.bufo - 0 replies - 4 years ago |
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It's one of the many English words with a Scandinavian origin. In this case the Danish word "skyldig". If you here a Dane say this word it's very obvious. Go To Question - asked by bufo.bufo - 0 replies - 4 years ago |