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A skull on the dashboard is never too dull!
Apr 11 2008, attitude

Skulls are never too dull and they become all the more attractive when they are painted in bright orange. A bright orange skull- that should make sure that your vehicle steals the show and sets the tone wherever you walk in and whenever you drive to...

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This April 30, 2005 file photo shows a copy of the Friedrich Schiller bust created by German sculptor Johann Friedrich von Dannecker at the end of the 18th century in the museum ‘’Schillers Gartenhaus'’, or Schiller’s garden house, in Jena, eastern...

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