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   BRI-NO-MITE!! said, about 2 years ago

   I don’t believe it.
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   Number Six said, about 2 years ago

   …and it only takes one person to shout
   
   

   “Get off!”
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   gmartin997 said, about 2 years ago

   1) if they tell me why they would want to make a 14ft violin, I might be impressed.
   2) How much did he weigh before the challenge. A 350lb man could take a dump and lose that much.
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   Night-Gaunt49 said, about 2 years ago

   I would like to see a comet as bright as the one in 1811.
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   tsban said, about 2 years ago

   The comet Haley Bopp was visible for 18 months 1995-1997
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   ☼Lady Shades☼ said, about 2 years ago

   @Number Six

   Are you saying that it must sound ‘treble’?
   

   
   
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   ☼Lady Shades☼ said, about 2 years ago

   @☼Lady Shades☼

   P.S. Realising that we’re not all on the same wavelength, that reads “t… re.. ble”!!
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   Frogman_tg said, about 2 years ago

   Wasn’t that Hale Bopp or Halley’s?
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   Puddleglum2 said, about 2 years ago

   McCovery went on ‘a hunger strike’ until they let him out of jail!
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    Simon_Jester said, about 2 years ago

    I’ve got that beat

    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-_PN6uK7WT6g/Tnyzaz3GmnI/AAAAAAAAGQU/PuIKpVyOQLQ/s1600/giant+strat+2.jpg
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    AshburnStadium said, about 2 years ago

    @Frogman_tg

    Hale-Bopp, which blew away most of the records set by the Great Comet of 1811. Halley’s was around in 1986, and was a huge disappointment because it was hardly visible.
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    iced tea said, about 2 years ago

    Comets are actually dirty snowballs with a long tail. But they’re fascinating to see. Astronomy is awesome.
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    Night-Gaunt49 said, about 2 years ago

    @tsban

    It wasn’t visible to the naked eye in the day light was it? No but the 1811 comet was.
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    Leviticus said, 9 months ago

    I don’t believe it.
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