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That’s the average height of a typical house in Australia. That means that it’s the height of a typical home in the United States. The average height of a house in Singapore is about 2.5 meters. The average height of a home in the Netherlands is about 2.5 meters. We’re not talking about one of those weird “flat-land” houses.

This is a little misleading because the average height of any building is relative to its foundation. The average height of a house in the Netherlands is about 2.5 meters, whereas in the United States it is about 2.5 feet. In Australia we are talking about the height of a typical home.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the average American is 5’8″, and the average Dutchman is 5’10”. That’s not so bad, though. In fact, the average American is 5’8″, and the average Dutchman is 5’10”. Also, the average Dutchman has a beard, an average American does not. But the Dutchman is not the Dutchman.

Dutchman? Its true, you have to be Dutch to be a Dutchman.

Dutchman, and you could probably get away with saying a Dutchman with a beard and an American with a beard. But I think its more accurate to say a Dutchman with a beard and an American without a beard. Its also accurate to call a Dutchman with a beard a Dutchman, because in the Netherlands you can have a Dutchman with a beard.

In the Netherlands, the difference between a person with a beard and a person without a beard is an incredibly long beard. A beard is the second part of a Dutchman.

My grandfather has an American accent, and we all know it. It can be a little bit embarrassing to try and call a Dutchman with an American accent when he’s the only person in the world who doesn’t know. But I think its also more accurate to say a Dutchman with a beard and a American accent, because it’s not a Dutchman with a beard.

The main difference between a Dutchman and a man is in their facial structure. The most prominent feature that is part of the Dutchman is his beard, which is usually longer and thicker than a man, but never too long. The Dutchman can shave his beard to be less noticeable, but this is generally frowned upon.

The Dutchman’s beard is less prominent than the other features, but not in a bad way. It adds a bit of a “bonhomie” factor to the character, and I really like it. It gives him a certain “manly” air, which I think is a very important part of the character’s appeal. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a character with a beard that adds so much to a character’s personality.

The Dutchman’s beard is longer than the other features, but not by much. I think it compliments his facial features, but adds a certain amount of length to his character. This is what makes him a bit of a douche.