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12. Wow! I don't think we had any of those

Sat Feb 21, 2026, 06:12 PM

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Pittsburgh (formerly called Fort Duquesne) was a primitive trading post in the early 1800's.
Remember the Whiskey Rebellion of 1794? That was us.

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When they were doing the work on the alley I mentioned BumRushDaShow 5 hrs ago #11

Yeah, I could see that. generalbetrayus 2 hrs ago #13

Wow! I don't think we had any of those FakeNoose 3 hrs ago #12

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