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4440Bogart was fearless. When he was dieing of cancer and in a pathetic sickly statone_less-12/3/2007
4439Did you ever see Treasure of the Sierra Madre? I love this movie and how Hustaverage joe-12/3/2007
4438No lie MRI ============= Reading Minds Is commercial lie detection set to go? one_less-12/3/2007
4437<i>handed down from antiquity</i> That's a lot of baloney....Tom Clarke-12/3/2007
4436Can't shoot - can't ride? Join the Masons. en.wikipedia.org They certaverage joe-12/3/2007
4435"Lucifer, the Son of the Morning! Is it he who bears the Light, and with itTom Clarke-12/3/2007
4434I think 18th and 19th century European masonry was different from anything in AmTom Clarke-12/3/2007
4433I remember a little town a little northwest of Las Vegas on the way to Reno, on ManyMoose-12/3/2007
4432Not as many small to medium size mines anymore. In the old days any hole in theaverage joe-12/3/2007
4431I remember on a fur prospecting trip back about 1957 we found a vein of quartz aManyMoose-12/2/2007
4430Years and years ago there was an old trapper/prospector along the Clearwater Rivaverage joe-12/2/2007
4429Many of the Vigilantes were Masons. I added that webpage to my research folder.ManyMoose-12/2/2007
4428I was in the area north of there this spring seeing it from the Alberta side. Iaverage joe-12/2/2007
4427Isn't that lovely territory? It's so beautiful it brings tears to my eyManyMoose-12/2/2007
4426Your post is the first post ever to be recommended twice by the same poster in Saverage joe-12/2/2007
4425Thanks for the new word. Hemingway just rolled over in his grave. <I> A ManyMoose-12/2/2007
4424Thanks for the new word. Hemingway just rolled over in his grave. <I> A ManyMoose-12/2/2007
4423A lot of sesquipedalians around here.average joe-12/2/2007
4422Wow, I love it when I learn a new word. I don't know about senile old meManyMoose-12/2/2007
4421The Freemasons are just another group competing for the magisterium with their saverage joe-12/2/2007
4420I've been doing some research on the gold rush. Free Masons were instrumentManyMoose-12/2/2007
4419Anthropodermic bibliopegy is back in the news Book bound in skin of executed JeTom Clarke-12/2/2007
4418Freemasonry and the Revolution >>.....I realize that it is stylish in verTom Clarke-12/2/2007
4417US author to unveil Washington's Masonic past by Virginie Montet Thu Nov 2average joe-11/30/2007
4416Rebel video shows kidnapped Betancourt is alive By John Lichfield in Paris Puaverage joe-11/30/2007
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