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Frankie 3 year s ago
#12 Who and how did people count this?
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Sylvester 3 year s ago
Frankie,
They counted the people who got crushed by the meteors. It was a mess.
They counted the people who got crushed by the meteors. It was a mess.
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Vester 3 year s ago
Some of us may scoff, but this is how young people get their "facts" these days
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Dyce 3 year s ago
Vester, https://blog.nationalgeographic.org/2014/08/30/1833-meteor-storm-started-citizen
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Lizzie 3 year s ago
Vester,
You're not wrong, but lets not forget the fine education they receive via informative and factual Netflix documentaries
You're not wrong, but lets not forget the fine education they receive via informative and factual Netflix documentaries
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Nap 3 year s ago
#5 It wasn't a bucket, it was a rusted tin can. They maintain their anonymity to this day. It's still not known who buried it initially. The coins are from the 19th century. It's a really cool mystery. https://activenorcal.com/a-northern-california-couple-found-historic-coins-burie
d-in-their-backyard-the-discovery-landed-them-10-million/
d-in-their-backyard-the-discovery-landed-them-10-million/
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Jemima 3 year s ago
#17 Bob? How about the overwhelming vote to name the Antarctic Research Vessel 'Boaty McBoatface'? It's called Sir Richard Attenborough. Bah.
They counted the people who got crushed by the meteors. It was a mess.
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You're not wrong, but lets not forget the fine education they receive via informative and factual Netflix documentaries
d-in-their-backyard-the-discovery-landed-them-10-million/