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Nzoric

Nzoric

Grazie Mirko
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Kate said:
I've done a few of those in my time. The hike up Mam Tor to look at some "features" being the worst of them.
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At least that sounds mildly intriguing. I just spent 6 hours in a room in Copenhagen looking at stuff they dug out while making the new Metro system in Copenhagen. I mean, leather shoes from the 16th century can certainly tell us something about the condition people were in - but it just gets boring after 5 hours of examining them.

Now I'm having a beer and a cigarette, gathering mental strenght to write the 5 page rapport we need to turn in on Monday.
 
Kate

Kate

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It does sound interesting from where I am sitting, but after five hours in the same room I would probably get bored hearing about anything. What did the shoes tell you?
 
Nzoric

Nzoric

Grazie Mirko
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The shoes told me that quite alot of people were flat footed, therefore they suffered from back problems. Also that foot sizes were a bit smaller 400 years ago. Also gave a fascinating insight into how they reprogrammed the city in the 17th century, they filled up the defensive ditches with waste in order to expand the city. That's what I remember off the top of my head.
 
Christina

Christina

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Nzoric said:
The shoes told me that quite alot of people were flat footed, therefore they suffered from back problems. Also that foot sizes were a bit smaller 400 years ago. Also gave a fascinating insight into how they reprogrammed the city in the 17th century, they filled up the defensive ditches with waste in order to expand the city. That's what I remember off the top of my head.
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In that case I wish I lived 400 years ago.
 
Fred

Fred

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Nzoric said:
At least that sounds mildly intriguing. I just spent 6 hours in a room in Copenhagen looking at stuff they dug out while making the new Metro system in Copenhagen. I mean, leather shoes from the 16th century can certainly tell us something about the condition people were in - but it just gets boring after 5 hours of examining them.

Now I'm having a beer and a cigarette, gathering mental strenght to write the 5 page rapport we need to turn in on Monday.
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Man what i would give to go back in time and do my bachelors in History.

jasper said:
Back from a three hour lecture on the october revolution - Lenin was a fucking arsehole...my lecturer is a bolshevik sympathiser, the fool.
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Ok this doesn't do anything to help.

Edit: A bolshevik sympathizer? Wheres the idiot from?

Lucky fuckers :frown:
 
Ford Prefect

Ford Prefect

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"reply with quote" isn't working for me today :shifty:

Fred, he used to be a Marxist and whilst he discussed the flaws of what went on you can tell that he was holding back support for the ideoligies.

I believe in a united world, but not under opressions and murder and I don't think it is something that can be forced, it will happen eventually through globalisation and technological innovation - Star Trek proves that :stuckup:
 
Ford Prefect

Ford Prefect

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:sergio:, nigel 'moron' farage was doing a webchat on facebook, I asked how he could justify his racist domestic policies and now im being trolled by a group of...trolls. They seem to be under the impression that im a socialist and therefor deserve berating because I dare question them.
 
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