Lancet Fluke
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first thing I instinctively thought was the crucifixion of Christ. Assuming it really happened. Bit gruesome, mind.
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If you could be transported back in time to watch one event, what would it be.
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Agueroooooo !
the god Gerry Gow
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Tough one
Probably the assassination of Caesar
But if I could pick a second then sat with Pliny watching Vesuvius erupt. And to try and persuade him not to go and have a closer look
Probably the assassination of Caesar
But if I could pick a second then sat with Pliny watching Vesuvius erupt. And to try and persuade him not to go and have a closer look
My Number 2 that, it wasn't a decisive battle though, Plataea wasAgincourt
blue b4 the moon
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1976 league cup final. I'd put my house on Barnes, Tueart and MacDonald scoring.
You'd lose your house, I'm sure I saw Gowling score for them.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Ive thought about this a lot, I have a degree in history and maintain a real interest. I really think I would that anyone who was in the Ambassador Hotel in LA the night Robert Kennedy was shot and managed to divert or prevent that would have made a world changing significant change
remember arthur mann
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Battle of Naseby.
FogBlueInSanFran
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Assuming I was allowed to live through it, the Chicxulub impactor event.