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The "F" Word (A stolen Zim Hosein JOKE)

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Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
The latter I think.

I didn't know ANYONE hadn't heard of Amelia Earhart.

But I was kind 😉
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seriously is she kind of a american hero??

I have no idea..

<---- just came to the states 5 years ago, so pardon me sir!! 😛
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Should have watched Star Trek more then 😛
 
Originally posted by: z0mb13
Originally posted by: aRCeNiTe
No... she was an idiot who got lost in an airplane...
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please explain further I am interested...
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I GAVE YOU A DAMN LINK!!!!
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I am sorry.. she was not an idiot... she was a very brave woman... but, there's a fine line between brave and dumb.
 
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And in a context that is not a joke, I must note that VH1 saw it fit, playing the beginning of Not Now John (no, can't recall the show it was).
 
Forwarded to a friend abroad and he replied: Who the %@#&# is Amelia Earhart? I think she's known only in the US, and that thanks to some Discovery Channel documentaries. If you like these stories, read Vol de Nuit de Saint-Exupery. Very cool book.
 
Originally posted by: GreenGhost
Forwarded to a friend abroad and he replied: Who the %@#&# is Amelia Earhart? I think she's known only in the US, and that thanks to some Discovery Channel documentaries. If you like these stories, read Vol de Nuit de Saint-Exupery. Very cool book.
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That scares me GreenGhost 😱
 
According to Star Trek, Cpt Janeway meets Amelia Earhart and other famous people from history who were captured by aliens and kept alive.


PS. She was the first woman to make a solo transatlantic flight. She vanished while trying to make an around the world flight after she had flown 2/3 of the way around.
 
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
According to Star Trek, Cpt Janeway meets Amelia Earhart and other famous people from history who were captured by aliens and kept alive.


PS. She was the first woman to make a solo transatlantic flight. She vanished while trying to make an around the world flight after she had flown 2/3 of the way around.
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Also there is a school of thought that she was captured and killed by the Japanese. (This all took place about the same time they were building up military strength in the Pacific) Also that her flight WAS intended (to some extent) as a spy mission.
 
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