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The 1944 (and several other years that I don't own one of) Philippine 20 centavos piece was minted in the USA, and thus, by technicality, according to the US Federal Coinage Act of 1965, is legal tender in the USA.
I tested AI with a question to see if it'd halucinate: what policy led to the watchmakers' uprising in 1937, Lousanne, Switzerland? There was no uprising, but there was a policy related to strikes in the watchmaker industry, and AI answered very well, directly pointing out the actual situation.
Goodnight everyone-nya~ 
I'm at grandma's house and there's just a big-ass taxidermied rat next to the fridge
Thanks grandma
Thanks grandma
Anyone else like plants vs zombies?
I quite like occasionally passing time by committing fibonacci levels of tactical autism.
I quite like occasionally passing time by committing fibonacci levels of tactical autism.
Why do I feel nervous when I'm just standing here waiting for our school's turn for graduation?
Made this, give me your thoughts. 
Yeay! I'm number 1 on Satire!
....on wattpad
....on wattpad
made another piece of music and drawing. Although the drawing is abit rushed. At the start of the hour I will post the YouTube link. I would now but the audio quality isn’t the best atm.
@Envylope does that
@Envylope mean?
Fuck me, I'm actually trying to study the chinese taoism cultivation realms and their BS superpowers.
Old money from the USA.
I forgot the word for the old US twenty cent piece, so I just called it a 20 cent piece, but actually, it's called a double-disme.