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Is there a shareable link? How old is this? I checked USAWatchdog and didn't see it recently.Review. The importants and math behind 1650
Looks promising...
Canadian dollars? That’s not even real money.
One question I've never asked until now...
Why the Canadian dollar is called the loonie?
The answer is really simple: There's a picture of a loon on one side of the $1 coin.
A loon is a bird that looks not unlike a duck, and is extremely common in Canada. They're also pretty vocal, and make several types of pleasant hoots and wails.
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I knew the place was full of Loonies!
Lots of Loons in northern Minnesota.
I have seen them dive and not come back up for may minutes far away....but can they fly?
It is about 2 years old, I found it at USAwatchdog.How old is this?
.How old is this?
.It is about 2 years old, I found it at USAwatchdog.
Climate Change, not someone I would listen to if he is that clueless. Oh shit, he said WEF is good!Metals wont be there.. Nolan Watson
Interesting....51 min in. Hmmm..
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