DYKT there's an exhibition about pirates on in Museum of London (Docklands) next month?
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DavidH wrote:DYKT there's an exhibition about pirates on in Museum of London (Docklands) next month?
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Shame it's Captain Kidd because he wasn't really a pirate at all. He was set up by Landed Gentry and Corrupt politicians and he should never have been executed. Perhaps the exhibition explains that.
There must be two Museums of London now. There is also one in the Barbican which I would like to visit in the near future.
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Did you know that The first blast of the trumpet against the monstruous regiment of women is a polemical work by the Scottish Reformer John Knorks, published in 1558.
Also that Das Kapital was published in 1867 by K Norx?
Also that Das Kapital was published in 1867 by K Norx?
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Have you been searching Google's deepest results for those?
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No - I was reminded of Knorks's protest by a book on the Tudors. Then Das Kapital obviously sprang to mind.
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Did you know that the US Army's center for excellence is 'Fort Knorx'?
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Did you know that NASA based the design of the Moon Walk Space Suits on Henry VIII's suit of tournament armour from 1520 which is kept at the Tower of London?
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What happened to the enormous codpiece?
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Either they didn't think landing on the moon as exciting as being Henry or they knew he only had a big ego to fill.
Either they didn't think landing on the moon as exciting as being Henry or they knew he only had a big ego to fill.Send lawyers, guns and money...
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Henry VIII? **@*@@**!!! Where do I keep my banana?
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Did you know that if Thomas Jefferson had had his way, there would be US states called Sylvania, Metropotamia, Polypotamia, Pelisipia and Assenisipia?
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black bart wrote:Did you know that if Thomas Jefferson had had his way, there would be US states called Sylvania, Metropotamia, Polypotamia, Pelisipia and Assenisipia?
Did you know that states with those names would be awesome?
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Did you know that many of the real names are just as loony?
(Idaho, Wisconsin, Arkansas....)
(Idaho, Wisconsin, Arkansas....)
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^ You left out M-i-s-s-I-s-s-I-p-p-I
(That's the 'rhyme' kids are taught to spell it correctly.)
(That's the 'rhyme' kids are taught to spell it correctly.)
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Did you know that General Lew Wallace almost lost the Battle of Shiloh for the USA, and then wrote 'Ben Hur'?
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