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- marmar1 unlocked the Old-School badge 2 years ago
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- marmar1 commented on Report makes a case for raising driving age 4 years ago
usually 16 yearolds would most likely crash because they are just beginning to drive, and they havent had much practice at it, raising the driving age wouldnt actually do anything.
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- marmar1 commented on Teen spending isn't recession proof 4 years ago
abercrombie really isnt even that expensive. juicy couture and other designers are wayyyy more expensive then abercrombie. and american isnt even "comfortable" i just dont get why...
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- marmar1 commented on World's Oceans: Too Late to Save Most Precious Resource? 4 years ago
if we just build a cleaning in water machine, like a huge pool puppy, but would allow some way for a sea animal to get out just in case it got into it...
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- marmar1 commented on Diggin' For Dinos 4 years ago
? sound isnt working..
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- marmar1 commented on Di-Cycle: A Bike That Travels Over Land and Water 4 years ago
when i saw this i started bustin out laughing! it looks like that vehicle that is on southpark! that goes up your butt then you do something and it just goes! hahaha. funny stuff.
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- marmar1 commented on Robot Has Biological Brain! 4 years ago
robots will destroy us all if we dont stop building them ... :)
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- marmar1 commented on Humans as Earth's parasites 4 years ago
so true.
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