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Originally Posted by notEnuf (Post 3960360)

Timeline of Plymouth Rock's movements

1774: Plymouth residents attempted to move the rock from the shoreline to the town square as a patriotic symbol before the Revolutionary War. It broke in half during the process.
1834: The town moved the top portion of the rock to Pilgrim Hall Museum. It broke a second time while being transported.
Decades later: The rock suffered further damage as souvenir hunters repeatedly chipped away at it.
1880s: The two main pieces of the rock were reunited and returned to the shore near its original location.
1920: The rock was moved one last time when Plymouth's waterfront was redeveloped. It was placed inside its current protective structure.

https://media2.giphy.com/media/kC8N6...giphy.gif&ct=g

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Originally Posted by WIPilot (Post 3958947)

*china’s high speed rail network bigger than this that was basically all built in the last 20 years has entered the chat*

When do you leave your house they took to build it?

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Originally Posted by Podracer (Post 3959207)

Different strokes for different folks.
I grew up in small town suburbs and swore to never to return. Living in a sunbelt sprawl city or suburban area is unthinkable to me. I would live in the true country if I had a community/family there, but suburbs? Hell no. Suburbs depress the hell out of me. Since I left my parents house I've only lived in urban areas.

Good for you. You couldn’t pay me enough to live in an urban setting.

Where do we go to vote for dumbest thread in APC history? I’d like to nominate this thread.

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Originally Posted by notEnuf (Post 3960360)

Timeline of Plymouth Rock's movements

1774: Plymouth residents attempted to move the rock from the shoreline to the town square as a patriotic symbol before the Revolutionary War. It broke in half during the process.
1834: The town moved the top portion of the rock to Pilgrim Hall Museum. It broke a second time while being transported.
Decades later: The rock suffered further damage as souvenir hunters repeatedly chipped away at it.
1880s: The two main pieces of the rock were reunited and returned to the shore near its original location.
1920: The rock was moved one last time when Plymouth's waterfront was redeveloped. It was placed inside its current protective structure.

https://seeplymouth.com/news/follow-...plymouth-rock/

I might be related to HK.
My family has been in Plymouth and Carver since 1620

And us locals call it "The Pebble"
I think the old 1867 canopy was more fitting than the 1920 one.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped..._Rock_1867.jpg

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Originally Posted by Nantonaku (Post 3960393)

Where do we go to vote for dumbest thread in APC history? I’d like to nominate this thread.

this is the thread I come to when I wonder why Delta pilots are so despised in the industry

All this debate about ROI on various power sources, but had anyone factored in the ROI of averting climate disaster?

So, profit sharing about 10% again?

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Originally Posted by Podracer (Post 3960418)

All this debate about ROI on various power sources, but had anyone factored in the ROI of averting climate disaster?

Is this the climate disaster we have been averting of decades that hasn’t ever come to fruition?

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Originally Posted by 180ToAJ (Post 3960427)

So, profit sharing about 10% again?

With the new numbers of this Q, I’m hoping for 11-12.