Area 51 » Ken Graham

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name	Ken Graham
member for	4 years
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location	British Columbia

Husband of the greatest woman I have ever known.

Sower of seeds and lover of Tradition.

Papabile to no one, but myself!

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Dravidian and Sanskritic Languages: What and where is the oldest known Sanskrit manuscript kept?

Constructed languages: Where can I find the translation of “x” into Elfish?

Drones and Model Aircraft: What areas in within (name country, or region) are you not permitted to fly drones in particular airspace, according to law?

Dravidian and Sanskritic Languages: Why does Sanskrit have a declension called the instrumental case and how is it used?

Constructed languages: How true is it that “no person, including Quijada, is known to be able to speak Ithkuil fluently?”

Numismatics & Philately - Coin & Postage Stamp Collecting: What type of (outdoor) sites are the most conducive to finding historical coins, which are legally open to general public?

Constructed languages: Where can I find some good sources the Elfish language in its spoken form?

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Numismatics & Philately - Coin & Postage Stamp Collecting: Where is the oldest confirmed actual postage stamp located and what is it presumed age?

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Dravidian and Sanskritic Languages: Why is Sanskrit considered the “Mother of all Languages”?

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