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I dunno. He’d make a nice number four in the bucks qb room.Guys - OSU dodged a bullet with this kid. Good Lord.
Career-high for Duane Washington Jr (48 points, 10/14 from beyond the arc). He also had the ABA all-time high, surpassing Daron Russell, who scored 47 in 2022.
Thanks for the effort. Running with this and will report back.Gemini says:
Based on its design, colors, and dimensions, this is a 1914 Ohio motorcycle license plate.
Here are the specific details that identify it:
During the early 20th century, license plate colors changed every year to help police quickly identify if a vehicle's registration was current. These porcelain plates are highly collectible today because they don't rust or fade as easily as the stamped metal plates that followed.
- Jurisdiction & Year: In 1914, the state of Ohio issued motorcycle plates with this specific orange-on-white color scheme.
- Design: The "OH" stacked vertically on the left was the standard abbreviation used by Ohio for motorcycle plates during that era.
- Material: These plates were made of porcelain-enameled steel, which gives them that distinct glossy, heavy finish and embossed look visible in the photo.
- Size: You can see from the ruler at the bottom that the plate is approximately 8 inches wide. This smaller size (compared to a standard 12-inch car plate) confirms it was intended for a motorcycle.
I know we're getting off topic, but I just discovered this video.Gen X will have to do the heavy lifting.
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