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Science Friction's "What/Who the Hell Is It " History Game

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This car is very famous, I actually saw it once in person.

 

2 questions.

1) Why is it so famous (easy)

2) Who was so enamored by the legend of the previous owners that they bought the car many years later. (no way to guess, you either know it or look it up)

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The highest wind speed ever recorded in a tornado- 318 mph.:scared: Just 1 mph faster and it would have been the only tornado in history to receive an F-6 rating. Where did this monster hit???

 

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Tuscaloosa, Alabama?

No guesses on this yet? It has some southern Kentucky history.

 

Champ Ferguson?

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If we still exists a few billion years from now, we will need to find a new home as our sun goes red giant on our butts. This may just be the place according to scientists. One things for sure , there will be no shortage of natural gas. If you like swimming in lakes.... lakes of methane, that is.... this may just be your home sweet home.

 

The surface:

 

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Mountains, islands, and lakes of methane(Oh my):

 

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I have a pretty "big" guess.

I'm still working on your old guy. It's driving me nuts!!!! :)

 

An ichthyologist could probably help.

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I have a pretty "big" guess.

 

Titanic guess, indeed. It's Saturn's moon, Titan. Very good !!!!

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Tuscaloosa, Alabama?

 

That was a strong storm , as well, but the big kahuna was in Moore , OK in May of 1999.

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Untitled48.jpg

 

This car is very famous, I actually saw it once in person.

 

2 questions.

1) Why is it so famous (easy)

2) Who was so enamored by the legend of the previous owners that they bought the car may years later. (no way to guess, you either know it or look it up)

 

You watched the same movie on TCM last night that I did, didn't you? :)

I was going to post this one today.

You watched the same movie on TCM last night that I did, didn't you? :)

I was going to post this one today.

 

No, I didn't see anything about this last night. You know part 2 of my question?

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An ichthyologist could probably help.

 

That's what I needed!!! ty

 

I was familiar with the face, just needed a nudge to my hippocampus. :)

 

Mr Fish was one deranged individual. Good one AT .

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No, I didn't see anything about this last night. You know part 2 of my question?

 

Ironically, I watched the movie with Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway last night on TMC . Does the person(s) still own it or have they passed away?

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No, I didn't see anything about this last night. You know part 2 of my question?

 

I think I've heard before who bought it but not sure. Since he wrote a song about them, Merle Haggard seems like a good guess :)

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I know the car spent a lot of time in Vegas, so another guess would be some of the Rat Pack.

That's what I needed!!! ty

 

I was familiar with the face, just needed a nudge to my hippocampus. :)

 

Mr Fish was one deranged individual. Good one AT .

 

The character Hannibal Lechter was loosely base on him.

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