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#31
Apr 13 2025 08:15am
Quote (ChaunceyCulpeppa @ Apr 13 2025 09:06am)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fh8A98zfoKw



Wtf are you doing Phil :rofl: I laughed to hard at this

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#32
Apr 13 2025 03:42pm
Quote (VANDER @ 13 Apr 2025 10:15)
Wtf are you doing Phil :rofl: I laughed to hard at this


Great show.
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#33
Apr 13 2025 04:51pm
Shit thread.
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#34
Apr 14 2025 02:45am
When I was out in nature, I also found a rock too.

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Apr 15 2025 11:14am
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Apr 29 2025 01:03am
a lot of weird stuff is cusco (southern peru)
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#37
Apr 29 2025 02:48am
What is the difference between a rock and a stone?
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#38
Apr 29 2025 02:53am
Quote (addone @ Apr 29 2025 05:48pm)
What is the difference between a rock and a stone?


In general, "rock" refers to a larger, naturally occurring geological formation composed of one or more minerals, while "stone" typically refers to a smaller, solid piece or fragment of rock, often used for specific purposes like construction or decoration. Essentially, stone is a more specific term referring to a piece of rock, while rock is a broader term for any naturally occurring solid aggregate of minerals.

I typed that all by myself google-free.
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#39
Apr 29 2025 02:59am
Quote (Lazybumi @ Apr 29 2025 08:53pm)
In general, "rock" refers to a larger, naturally occurring geological formation composed of one or more minerals, while "stone" typically refers to a smaller, solid piece or fragment of rock, often used for specific purposes like construction or decoration. Essentially, stone is a more specific term referring to a piece of rock, while rock is a broader term for any naturally occurring solid aggregate of minerals.

I typed that all by myself google-free.


If I put a rock and stone right next to each other will you be able to tell them apart?
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#40
Apr 29 2025 03:03am
Quote (Lazybumi @ Apr 29 2025 08:53pm)
In general, "rock" refers to a larger, naturally occurring geological formation composed of one or more minerals, while "stone" typically refers to a smaller, solid piece or fragment of rock, often used for specific purposes like construction or decoration. Essentially, stone is a more specific term referring to a piece of rock, while rock is a broader term for any naturally occurring solid aggregate of minerals.

I typed that all by myself google-free.


well done 👍
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