con giacche e coppe 🧑💼
con giacche e coppe 🧑💼
Ator means poison, coppe means round thing.
They looked at spiders and went oh yeah, the little round poison things
Ator means poison, coppe means round thing.
They looked at spiders and went oh yeah, the little round poison things
Anri
Coppe
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Anri
Coppe
😭
Lloyd and Coppe! I did this one for the English release of Trails from Zero in 2022! I locked in so hard for this and I'm still pretty proud of it. 😆
#trails_fa #LloydBannings #TrailsfromZero
Lloyd and Coppe! I did this one for the English release of Trails from Zero in 2022! I locked in so hard for this and I'm still pretty proud of it. 😆
#trails_fa #LloydBannings #TrailsfromZero
saftige 39 ps und trotzdem so Lobos auslache?
saftige 39 ps und trotzdem so Lobos auslache?
Excelente debate na Coppe/UFRJ com sua diretora Suzana Kahn e com Marilene Ramos, diretora do Grupo Águas do Brasil e ex-secretária estadual do Ambiente e ex-presidente do Inea.
Excelente debate na Coppe/UFRJ com sua diretora Suzana Kahn e com Marilene Ramos, diretora do Grupo Águas do Brasil e ex-secretária estadual do Ambiente e ex-presidente do Inea.
#etymology
#etymology
Certo!
Certo!
100 vittorie in incontri di tornei Slam. 5 Slam vinti, 2 coppe Davis, 2 APT finals, 10 titoli masters 1000, 7 ATP 500, 6 ATP 250.
100 vittorie in incontri di tornei Slam. 5 Slam vinti, 2 coppe Davis, 2 APT finals, 10 titoli masters 1000, 7 ATP 500, 6 ATP 250.
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A Cool GIF of a 2025 Perseid😊
Image Credit & Copyright: Renaud & Olivier Coppe
Astronomy Picture of the Day
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with
A Cool GIF of a 2025 Perseid😊
Image Credit & Copyright: Renaud & Olivier Coppe
Astronomy Picture of the Day
apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap25081...
The Old English word for spider was “atorcoppe” — from ator- (“poison”) + -coppe (“top” or “head”).
“Coppe” — shortened to “cop” — was also used for the summit of a hill, a meaning that survives today in place names.
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The Old English word for spider was “atorcoppe” — from ator- (“poison”) + -coppe (“top” or “head”).
“Coppe” — shortened to “cop” — was also used for the summit of a hill, a meaning that survives today in place names.
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