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Originally Posted by jabir

They went on to vote for Bush Jr twice and later for Trump.

Conditions to live there are same as in 1520: one must be of the Catholic faith and have become indigent but without debt; the five gates are still locked every day at 10 PM.

Men were expected to go down with the ship. He was found in a half empty life boat with other men; in those days it was cowardly.

Military tried to reduce their numbers, but couldn't make much of a dent given the huge number of birds over such a large area. They weren't actually at war, it was just called the "emu war," the birds didn't have guns or anything.

Originally Posted by jabir

The Apollo 10 Command Module is kept in the London Science museum, a fascinating place located next to the National History Museum.





Well worth a visit if in London (with or without a kid)

They used the lunar module (Snoopy) in the pic instead of the command module (Charlie Brown). The Apollo 10 mission had a Peanuts thing going on.


Great thread Jabir, cheers.

Originally Posted by Luigi

The Apollo 10 Command Module is kept in the London Science museum, a fascinating place located next to the National History Museum.





Well worth a visit if in London (with or without a kid)

They used the lunar module (Snoopy) in the pic instead of the command module (Charlie Brown). The Apollo 10 mission had a Peanuts thing going on.


Great thread Jabir, cheers.

The Science Museum in London has a replica of Sputnik. The kids were honest enough to say it looks like a piece of junk. Made it to first, though.