You're right, Mennonite is a better word. Article I read said they were only a minority fraction of the settlers to that area, who mainly spoke...
The important issue is not whether they are identical down to the last particle of material, it is whether they are too much alike not to have...
And here I thought it was just Mary, Mary...
What is this code for? Since we're doing word play, here's a hoity-toity one to toss into a conversation: rebarbative. Next time someone starts...
The more I know, the dumber I feel.
When I saw reruns of this, it was so long ago, I only had B&W TV. I could tell the getup was metallic, but did not know until now about the color...
Hello, April. Sounds like you have a big but rewarding task ahead of you. At least you have a concrete reason for buying antiques. Most of us...
Komo has it, the Gamesters of Triskelion, 3 dismebodied, bored brains who pass the time sports betting. It gave them the opportunity to have...
Being too lazy to look it up, seems the one other typical application for the word ornery seems to be to describe a bull (OK, some horses), so...
How that one fares will tell you whether it's worth putting in the elbow grease to clean up this one.
Well, looking at other antique ones, this is almost modest & not overbuilt at all. Doe the cord/strap served to lift a velvet covered piece out...
Hello. Seems a bit overbuilt for an etui, but someone used it for that.
You have the first hand (first eye?) view. Need I quote the Cheshire Cat? I learned it from the title of an episode in the original Star Trek...
It's often used, at least in Western movies, in conjunction with 'cuss', which I suspect is short for cuss word, meaning curse word. "He's an...
American vernacular for oppositional-defiant.
Think a triskelion would have all the legs/limbs the same. But I see the resemblance. [IMG]
1. Think posture & body shape are wrong for ostrich + I think I see a tuft of feathers on the head, although could just be grime/tarnish. 2. The...
@kyratango Do you have any suggestions to get Boudicca out of her misery?
Figure in shield on left could be a crane or heron? Egypt uses an ibis to indicate gold but of course that's not what this is.
Thanks to Photopaint. I have to be able to do this with cameo photos.
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