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Wednesday: 1511 - The Crowning of Henry VIII

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It's going to become known as 'Black Wednesday' ... a titanic total of 1912.

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25 minutes ago, Exu said:

Todays score 1610

FFS.  I'll update the table when I get home from work later tonight.  Don't think there'll be too many scorers. 

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No offence I'll stick with a Drewsky 1211.

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Armada here if I keep losing - heh heh

 

1588 - Weds

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Wednesday 1493 - the year that da Vinci made the first drawing of a helicopter.

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1610. No scorers 

 

 

 

 

Unknown man 25

Paul Bearer 20

Quim Reaper 15

Cerberus 10

Buffalo Phil 10

Bentrovato 5

Exu 5
 

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Wednesday  1517, legend has it that the priest and scholar Martin Luther approaches the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany, and nails a piece of paper to it containing the 95 revolutionary opinions that would begin the Protestant Reformation.

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Is it bad to say this actually looks like fun now?

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12 minutes ago, Toast said:

Is it bad to say this actually looks like fun now?


Well, all the death only satisfies one or two people, may as well make it better for everyone else 

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5 hours ago, Toast said:

Is it bad to say this actually looks like fun now?

 

Ha, that's only because they are all adding historic dates to the guesses. In 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue and so on.

When/if the latest lockdown/vaccine rollout brings the numbers back down to the low hundreds there's only so many references to Hengist and Horsa or such anyone can dredge up I'd imagine.

Even wiki can't seem to list a single English Monarch prior to the 5th century

Anything below 500 is probably struggling for an accurate date, 1500+ year old papyrus being hard to come by and all that.

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^^^ Wednesday 1492 Columbus sailed the ocean blue.  Team Wean was reading about the Age of Exploration for school, seems a reasonable number. 

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Fucking hell. 1,820 today.

 

Thursday: 1793 - Construction of the US Capitol begins.

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7 minutes ago, The Quim Reaper said:

Fucking hell. 1,820 today.

OMG that is horrific. This is well out of control. I don't think it's right to play this game to be honest but that said I wouldn't be surprised if it got past 2000 in the next few days.

 

Also I predict that it will go above 100,000 deaths by next monday. Not many countries have achieved that ! (if achieved is the right word)

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4 hours ago, CoffinLodger said:

OMG that is horrific. This is well out of control. I don't think it's right to play this game to be honest but that said I wouldn't be surprised if it got past 2000 in the next few days.

 

 

So tomorrow I'm gonna party like it's...1999 (Thurs)

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Actually it often goes down on a thursday so I will go for 1666, the great plague of London ! 

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16 minutes ago, CoffinLodger said:

I don't think it's right to play this game

 

8 fucking minutes later...

 

9 minutes ago, CoffinLodger said:

Actually it often goes down on a thursday so I will go for 1666

 

 

Facepalm GIF on GIFER - by Delalar

 

 

 

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