Most Valuable Christmas Card
The most valuable Christmas card was sold at an auction in Devizes, Wiltshire, UK in 2001 for $20,000. The card was hand-colored by illustrator John Calcott Horsley. The card was originally sent by Sir Henry Cole of Bath to his grandmother in 1843.
ok jumping in.
first it is still a demo and shown as such, and there's no availability dates. they'll have time to walk through bugs and add features...
2) the studio might have something to do with this, lightning, loads of people in the background...
4) my understanding is that it should be a non issue as the camera use an infrared sensor
wasn't that from South Park (season 5) when Cartman says that Kyle should be sent to a concentration camp, but according to him, it wasn't a put down on Jews and just a comment about Kyle being unable to concentrate ?
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Most Valuable Christmas Card The most valuable Christmas card was sold at an auction in Devizes, Wiltshire, UK in 2001 for $20,000. The card was hand-colored by illustrator John Calcott Horsley. The card was originally sent by Sir Henry Cole of Bath to his grandmother in 1843.
ok jumping in. first it is still a demo and shown as such, and there's no availability dates. they'll have time to walk through bugs and add features... 2) the studio might have something to do with this, lightning, loads of people in the background... 4) my understanding is that it should be a non issue as the camera use an infrared sensor
you mean £100,000 or 183,000USD
Is it just me or the guy really likes to use "like" all the time he's going like "we where like...", like all the time..
isn't it a maximum of approximately 18 times every second (every 54.92549 milliseconds) ?
Yep the Jewish is Kyle, but Kyle's cousin is also named Kyle... ;)
wasn't that from South Park (season 5) when Cartman says that Kyle should be sent to a concentration camp, but according to him, it wasn't a put down on Jews and just a comment about Kyle being unable to concentrate ?