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If you could have personally witnessed one event in history, what would you want to have seen?
I would go back to July 20 1969 just to experience Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., —take first walk on the Moon. Also 1609, When Galileo makes first astronomical observations with a telescope. Can you tell I'm science geek? :)
What about you? I would love to see what historical event you'd love to experience. :)
I would go back to July 20 1969 just to experience Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., —take first walk on the Moon. Also 1609, When Galileo makes first astronomical observations with a telescope. Can you tell I'm science geek? :)
What about you? I would love to see what historical event you'd love to experience. :)
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Permalink Reply by eQ on -
I would want to go back and witness Dr. Martin Luther Kings "I Have a Dream" speech given in DC on August 28 1963.
And also at any moment when the Great Pyramid was being constructed around 2560 BC.
And maybe last week, when I had that amazingly delicious chocolate cake....
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Permalink Reply by brandyismagic on
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Oh man, I had roughly 900 gazillion ideas after reading the question but your idea about the King speech is right on!
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Permalink Reply by eQ on
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I mean really, right! But there are so many incredible moments I would want to witness.
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Permalink Reply by Cheila on -
Wow, that's an amazing historical event. Guess I'll beaming myself there with you.
Haha! I have to admit, the chocolate cake statement made me laugh. :)
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Permalink Reply by Stephen on -
Ditto! Also Queen at Live Aid 1985. Also Michael Jackson in his BLACK prime.
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer on -
Queen would have been uh-mazing to see! How could I forget them? I love me some Freddie!
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Permalink Reply by Cheila on
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Hehe, its fine by me. I find it quite interesting and funny if you guys keep going :)
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Permalink Reply by Stephen on
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Jeff Buckley at the Olympia? Nirvana at MTV Unplugged? The Clash back in the day?
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Permalink Reply by David Stehle on -
I wouldn’t mind seeing the assassination of JFK, just so I knew what happened. Then we wouldn’t have to keep listening to all these conspiracy stories 40+ years later!
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