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I see that you boys are missing the point. Madam Z

Posted by Ol' Yeddar 1 year ago

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Knowing how these people work I bet the house never existed.

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Answered: What does tanner mean

In British usage, a tanner was a sixpence, and a bob was a shilling.

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Who are you asking is the batty one?

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The latest info has it that you should not kill or smother them, as that may cause them to discharge more saliva into the bite wound and also infect with disease if they are carriers. A tweezers, forceps, or small needle nose pliers all work well for gripping the critters, then apply a slow stead ...