Let's try and get 1,000,000 replies to this post

Probably. Sitting in the library now, having them on, still feel like a hero.
 
Now if you play Creep by Radiohead and suddenly feel like you want to slit your throat, you will know how heavily influenced by music you are.
 
I think I just made a big discovery. Possibly a very big one. I'm just not sure what to do with it right now.
 
Sweet H, I could really be on to something here. I need to do some meticulous research now.
 
A strange divergence in two historical documents that could serve as a shred of evidence for the solution of one of the biggest problems in Asian history.
 
This sounds very interesting!

On another topic, I keep getting spam emails about Ugg boots. It's only happened since I signed up here. Coincidence?:eek:
 
It's just a shred of information, very weak on its own, but it might be powerful if put into context. I just need to be very careful with what I do now.
 
Yes. The article unfortunately doesn't explain it very well, and is based on poor sources. The guy introduced an era that was widely used by his successors, and is basically the calendar used in wide parts of Asia in preislamic times. The problem only is, nobody quite knows when he lived and what the "year one" of his era is, because the calendar cannot be linked to the Common Era. People have been trying to find this out for over a hundred years now, but it's only been narrowed down to a hundred years now... and that's not good enough.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top