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18. Despite the Japanese affection for technology. . .

Mon Mar 16, 2026, 12:52 AM

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. . . They really do still value traditional ways that are labor intensive.

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Glad the idiots got charged. Disaffected Sunday #1

it takes a big machine. mopinko Sunday #6

I saw this picture just a few hours ago. Collimator Sunday #13

yeah, that's what i saw. mopinko Monday #15

Wow, that is impressive. Disaffected Monday #17

Despite the Japanese affection for technology. . . Collimator Monday #18

I've Seen It Done On A Municipal Golf Course.... ProfessorGAC Monday #21

Now do the White House. NT mahatmakanejeeves Sunday #2

Very common crime pfitz59 Sunday #3

"... and I am SOOOOO privileged !" nt eppur_se_muova Sunday #4

Many years ago a stand of black walnut trees moniss Sunday #5

Someone watching and waiting BlueWaveNeverEnd Sunday #7

WTF dalton99a Sunday #8

That hurts. calimary Sunday #9

Kind of hard to insist it was on the contracting person's property if intheflow Monday #20

The penalty is to bring pain to the defendants IbogaProject Sunday #10

My guess is it has to do with autumn leaf pileup. intheflow Monday #19

Likely A Good Bet ProfessorGAC Monday #22

Ooh that is a Levittown IbogaProject Sunday #11

Those trees might have been planted when the town was developed BlueWaveNeverEnd Monday #14

Early 1960s IbogaProject Monday #16

Birds depend on trees for habitat and migration. littlemissmartypants Sunday #12