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Learning to Catch

A couple of days ago, mrbdun shared a cute snippet of his two-year-old son Lucas learning to catch. 

(YouTube link)

Not only is it adorable, we are reminded that every one of us probably did this at his age; we just didn't get the proper documentation of it on video. Of course, redditors predicted that he might not be scholarship material in football, but he's bound to be an ace in dodgeball. Want to see what a difference two days makes?

(YouTube link)

Yay, Lucas! Practice, patience, and fun time with Dad made a real difference. You can follow Lucas' progress at his YouTube channel.  -via reddit

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This is a 19th Century British toothbrush and was particularly useful for removing barnacles and trapped weasels. Soft polishing bristles were of course avoided completely in order to maintain that famous "British Smile."

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Ugh... it's too early for Abbey. Let me try again:
A key?
mmm... pi in the color of chocolate and the size of medium, if I'm right of course.
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it is one of the first "Surgical staple" (i.e. a replactement for surgical sutur)...
The wound is closed by and and each of the two rows of dents are piereced into skin/tissue with a Hammer...
After the wound healed it can be removed with a crowbar.

Wizard of Oz, The Short Version XXL
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It is the Connach Anc Brannect, 'The Key to Happiness.' In old scottish legend the hero Divver McMuff forged the key from an entire mountain of ore, only to have it stolen by the Skaever king, Broelebogan, who through it in a lake. Forty years of war followed for no known reason, but a horrible curse was laid upon the finder of said key. You may keep the keep but I would like (if I win):

Good Marx, Bad Marx T shirt XL
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It's a tool for people who dye cloth. It grabs the wet cloth from the vats so you don't have to use your hands.
size 2xl t-shirt
"Fine line between genius and insanity"
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Campfire sausage holder. You have to use sausage not hotdogs because the points are too wide for thin hotdogs. Stick them on the dull points and put it into the campfire. yummy!
size large t-shirt "mmm...pi"
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Before the invention of the waffle Iron, King Henry was bored with pancakes because the syrup always ran off and since plates with curved up edges didn't exist, this was always messy. He commissioned the kingdom's blacksmith to make a tool ( this one) to create dimples in the pancake and also make consistant rows thus allowing the syrup to not run off.
protect your nuts 2 xl
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The Wrench for the "Hex-Hole-Nut" an early variant of the "allen wrench" using six holes instead of a single hexagonal shaped hole in later times..

Alcohl, Tabacco, Firearms, who brings the chips? 2X
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