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Old 20th January 2014, 02:59 PM   #26
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... this indeed drum-shaped specimen that's hard to date as it shows virtually none of all the important criteria....
... But certainly end XIV-latest beg. XV century ?!

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...What can they do, after all? They won't eat ya up...
Oh, i'm the acid type; if they eat me, they'll get an indigestion
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