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ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are
ggeology: Opal MasterpostOpals are not actually minerals. They are an amorphous form of silica. Unlike other forms of silica that are classified as minerals, Opals lack crystalline structure and are therefore referred to as “mineraloids”. They are

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Slowly… very slowly working on that Ultron. His legs and

Slowly… very slowly working on that Ultron. His legs and

Alrighty, off to bed for real. G’nite!!

Alrighty, off to bed for real. G’nite!!

Slightly woke up to the sound of rain. It’s nice

Slightly woke up to the sound of rain. It’s nice

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