Steer
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Slava
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Steer
Not necessarily the castrated bull version. The direct in a certain course version. Though both wouldn't be bad.
Life is like playing chess with chessmen who each have thoughts and feelings and motives of their own.
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LukeJavan8
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I remember learning to drive before power steering.
It was a difficult job. Steering has certainly changed, as
well as braking. I am always amazed at watching
small plane pilots 'steer' their planes.
As a boy I watched from my grandmothers house, as
truck after truck of steers made their way to the
packing plant.
From the MiddleEnglish steor, akin to German stior, meaning
young ox.
It was a difficult job. Steering has certainly changed, as
well as braking. I am always amazed at watching
small plane pilots 'steer' their planes.
As a boy I watched from my grandmothers house, as
truck after truck of steers made their way to the
packing plant.
From the MiddleEnglish steor, akin to German stior, meaning
young ox.
-----please, draw me a sheep-----
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