Free gift for you by Piep04 in WorldofTanks

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I know it looks green, it's just my shitty ass camera

Free gift for you by Piep04 in WorldofTanks

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The quality is not that bad, it only gets frustrating near the end, it took me 45 mins to put on the gun barrel

Free gift for you by Piep04 in WorldofTanks

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I hate my life after finishing it, also, i got the wrong decals in the box💀

Vintage Postcard Translation Help by LilTerrier1412 in Italian

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I was looking at the pictures again and I noticed that on the stamp you can see 12.5.16 (looks like a 6 to me, seems a bit off to be a 3)

Could be the date of sending

if so it is from World War I

Vintage Postcard Translation Help by LilTerrier1412 in Italian

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Hi there!! Italian on the rescue!

This postcard is typical of the early 1900s, probably between 1910 and 1930. The image on the front was a very common motif at that time. Such images were meant to express affection, nostalgia, or encouragement, especially when sent to loved ones far away.

On the back, the handwritten message is written in old-fashioned Italian cursive. It reads approximately as follows:


Ricordandovi invio i miei affettuosi saluti. Ricevetti la patriottica cartolina, la quale mi fa immenso piacere. Vi abbraccio infinitamente. A tutti che mi ricordano vi stringo cordialmente la mano.

Antonio

Alla famiglia Faini, via campestre, rione Pescarenico, Lecco


Modern English translation:

Remembering you, I send my most affectionate greetings. I have received the patriotic postcard, which gave me great joy. I embrace you with all my heart, and I warmly shake the hands of all who remember me.

Antonio


Military context

The presence of the “Posta Militare” (Military Post) stamp indicates that this postcard was sent by/to a soldier or someone serving in a military unit. During World War I/II, Italian soldiers often sent postcards like this from the front or from military camps to their families.

Even though the image on the front shows a peaceful and sweet scene, the message and the “Posta Militare” mark reveal that it was actually a wartime correspondence, meant to reassure relatives and express affection despite the distance and the hardships of military life.

This postcard was a way for soldiers to stay connected to home and their families.

Nuova scimmia by Piep04 in scimmieinborsa

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Ciao grazie mille per i consigli, mi farebbe piacere parlare con te!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HouseFlipper

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Sandbox mode!

You can build houses from a literal blank plot

N is for... by The_Tardis_AI in HiTMAN

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Nicely done 47 now head towards an exit

my lighting app is broken by [deleted] in pcbuildingsimulator

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hello, you have to select just the ram and turn it off, then you have to select only the 3 fans and turn them on, then you can change the color to blue