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hsdrop said:ok mmmm the world's big menagerie without a single living thing
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hsdrop said:ok mmmm the world's big menagerie without a single living thing
Is this what you mean?hsdrop said:ok mmmm the world's big menagerie without a single living thing
nop but that is a good guess throwJonathan Scott said:Is this what you mean?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ly-embalms-150-victims-keeps-living-room.html
In ebay there are a lot of them. http://www.ebay.com/bhp/angel-statuewolram said:If no one else is going to pose a riddle i will post this one.
This angelic statue is 66ft tall and 177ft wide, where is it?
wolram said:If no one else is going to pose a riddle i will post this one.
This angelic statue is 66ft tall and 177ft wide, where is it?
would you guys like another clue??hsdrop said:ok mmmm the world's big menagerie without a single living thing
The Hollywood Wax Museum...?hsdrop said:ok mmmm the world's big menagerie without a single living thing
hsdrop said:the angel of the north View attachment 104558
The Angel of the North is a contemporary sculpture, designed by Sir Antony Gormley, located near Gateshead in Tyne and Wear, England.
nope but good guess throw hehehe ok time for a clueOCR said:The Hollywood Wax Museum...?
hsdrop said:still no guesses guys? are we still playing?
yes and in shair that will give it away too lol1oldman2 said:In the interest of narrowing the field...are we talking about a geographical region, say a desert ?
Now I'm thinking Antarctica, that's a pretty much blank slate... and it is a very dry desert, yup I'm going to try Antarctica and see how close I get with that guess.hsdrop said:ok last clue it's the biggest sketch pad in the world
nop it not quite that big lol1oldman2 said:Now I'm thinking Antarctica, that's a pretty much blank slate... and it is a very dry desert, yup I'm going to try Antarctica and see how close I get with that guess.
*goes back to pondering the clues*hsdrop said:nop it not quite that big lol

and just to give you an extra one it is man made1oldman2 said:*goes back to pondering the clues*![]()
No, but close.Jonathan Scott said:The Milky Way?
Andromeda GalaxyView attachment 104738tionis said:No, but close.
ill ask again is it attached to the ground/earth??tionis said:No Andromeda, No Milky way.
- Perseids Meteor Showertionis said:This one should be easy:
I drift in the silence
feeling, touching heaven
flying over the world.
Okay then! "What are the Nazca plains"hsdrop said:ok I'm going to live a big clue for tonight hehe some thought this place was for an air strip for U.F.O. lol