What do consider the greatest man-made achievement

[WestTexasCrude]

in say the last 3,000 years. Writing? Advanced technology? Astronomy? endless list.

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[megman]

Chili with beans.

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[Wut]

Chocolate marshmallow ice cream.

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[CHEEZY17]

I'd put language and mathematics somewhere high on that list.

[Blast]

Booze.[/end]

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My answer for the next week

It's already getting chilly at night in The Northeast

[JackRabbit_Slim]

Breast implants

[PimpDaddy]

[Reservoir Dog]

[Animal]

[WestTexasCrude]

My answer for the next week

oh, yeah.

[spudoc]

Somebody already mentioned breast implants and pornhub.

[WestTexasCrude]

I have always been fascinated with the human urge to explore. Whether it's the first human leaving Africa and spreading. Or the Polynesians taking to boats 1,200 years ago and spreading across the Pacific. Or Siberian hunters in their furs seeing open land ahead and colonizing a New World. Just mind blowing.

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That's why he never left Iraan, Texas. He is also fascinated by the radio and how they got the tiny people in his dashboard

[WestTexasCrude]

This is rather lengthy, indulge me. Probably the greatest archeology find of the 1800's maybe found the greatest of the 1900's. Egyptian hieroglyphics were for thousands of years unreadable, like a dead language. Napoleon's 1805 expedition to Egypt found the "Rosetta Stone". Basically a stelle with 3 sides carved with translations in Egyptian, Greek, Roman (latin). Took French language experts another 3 decades to finally crack the hieroglyphics and start reading the text from 3,000 years of history. With me so far?

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[JackRabbit_Slim]

This is rather lengthy, indulge me. Probably the greatest archeology find of the 1800's maybe found the greatest of the 1900's. Egyptian hieroglyphics were for thousands of years unreadable, like a dead language. Napoleon's 1805 expedition to Egypt found the "Rosetta Stone". Basically a stelle with 3 sides carved with translations in Egyptian, Greek, Roman (latin). Took French language experts another 3 decades to finally crack the hieroglyphics and start reading the text from 3,000 years of history. With me so far?

I'm sorry but you lost me back at carpeted bathroom

[Peter Fitzeasy]

[Reservoir Dog]

This is rather lengthy, indulge me. Probably the greatest archeology find of the 1800's maybe found the greatest of the 1900's. Egyptian hieroglyphics were for thousands of years unreadable, like a dead language. Napoleon's 1805 expedition to Egypt found the "Rosetta Stone". Basically a stelle with 3 sides carved with translations in Egyptian, Greek, Roman (latin). Took French language experts another 3 decades to finally crack the hieroglyphics and start reading the text from 3,000 years of history. With me so far?

I'm sorry but you lost me back at carpeted bathroom

FUCK! I forgot to put that one on my list over in the other thread!...