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[Kodkod98]

[oh, sorry]

"I know. I actually read a history of them in the library. It's very interesting actually....." She stopped. She was rambling.

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[thats okay dokay and just ask if yall wanna know anything bout our little town]

Tom smiled encouragingly,
"What did you find out?" he asked, genuinly interested. He'd grown up listeneing to the Beatles, he'd be glad to hear something interesting about them.

[Kodkod98]

"Like The Beatles are the first and only recording artists to occupy all of the Top Five spots on the American Billboard pop singles chart. Their most expensive album to produce was 1967's Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, at a cost of about £50,000. Ten years later, Lingasong Records spent the same amount to clean up the audio from a show tape made of them in Hamburg in 1962, for album release. The Beatles nearly produced a movie version of The Lord of the Rings, starring themselves. They were negotiating the price for the movie rights (which had gone unsold since the book was published), but weren't able to complete the deal. The Beatles were going to be in the Disney movie The Jungle Book, but they dropped out at the last moment. An unexpected side-effect to the record burnings that followed John Lennon's infamous "more popular than Jesus" quote was to drive up the future collector's value of their early records...uh, yeah." Now she was really rambling.

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Tom blinked,
"wow, you remembered all that?" he shook his head in amazment, "I couldn't remeber my girlfriends mobile number with out looking it up" he added, with a light chuckle.

[Kodkod98]

"Yeah, I remember a lot of stuff." She laughed. "Unfortunatley, not all of it is important."

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Tom looked at her curiously,
"What else can you remeber, it doesn't have to be about the Beatles" He asked.

[lol, I knew those vultures in the jungle book where meant to be the beatles! (1 they look like them and (2 they have liverpudlian accents]

[Kodkod98]

[lol!]

"Ready? okay,"

"The world's tallest man ever recorded in the history of mankind - Robert Wadlow, was born in Alton, Illinois, in 1918, and was 6 feet tall by the time he was even eight years old. He suffered from the disorder Gigantism that makes the lower portions of the body extremely large, while the head and torso remain at normal sizes. This is caused by a pituitary gland tumor that excretes large amounts of growth hormone, resulting in the disorder that is technically called as acromegalic gigantism. He reached a final height of 8 feet 11 inches at the age of twenty-one years, and finally died of an inflamed leg.
A part of the Iguana family, the Jesus Christ lizard is known so, because of a special ability it has. Upon, seeing danger, the lizard can run on the surface of water at a break neck speed. Also, known as the basilisk, the lizard comes with well equipped with webbed hind legs. While, their tread upon water surfaces is more of an appearance, it does not usually last for more than 10-20 meters in a stretch, and in the case of older lizards, it's smaller. With very sharp toes and elongated toes, basilisks are seen scurrying around during day time. Much alike its other reptile cousins which remain active during day time. Basilisks, which grow up to a foot's length, usually do not weigh anything more than 600 hundred grams in their life span of around 8 years. The females are known to lay around 2 dozen eggs, five to eight times annually, which hatch after about three months of gestation. With an excellent camouflage to hide themselves, the new born lizards are extremely well hidden, not weighing more than 2gms.
Kitchen forks have been endlessly evolving for the past millennium or so. But a historical background check will put its origins somewhere in Greek. Initially used for the carving of meat, the fork comes to the dining table pretty late. It was around the 7th century that royal courts in the Middle Eastern Muslim world started to use the fork on the dining table. In another century, they were passed on to the Byzantine world, where the use of forks at the dining table became symbolic in wealthy and noble families. The fork was later carried on to Italy through a matrimonial alliance with the Byzantine. After a long dormant period, the flow continued into Francem when Catherine de Medicis married Henry II. The Fork came to the English notice by a man called Thomas Coryate, who brought forks to England in 1608. It took a very long time for the English to take up the fork as it initially met cultural resistance.
Ever since H G Wells' 'Time Machine', time travel has been the topic of science fiction and has fascinated human minds - young and old alike. However, modern say research in physics shows that this actually is not possible. Particularly after the revolution of the theory of relativity, it is known that space and time are intertwined in a complicated manner such that any body that has mass causes the space-time around it to curve so that it accommodates that body with mass. In addition, although, you can move forward and back in any of the three spatial directions, you can only move forward in time.
Among the many agonies of the Second World War, an often repeated name is that of the Berlin Wall. It shall doubtlessly be stated that the Berlin Wall is one of the most intriguing components of the German narrative. The wall had as much an ideological construct, as a physical divide, with bare fangs of democracy on the west, and those of communism on the east. Upon its inception, the wall was a guarded stretch of barbed wires, which was supposed to keep the east to the west human migration from taking place. Although, the soreness of separation was equal on both sides of the fence. By the recorded facts, despite all odds, around five thousand people managed to cross over the wall. There were some four hundred people who either died or were injured in an attempt to crossover. The movement of reconciliation came to the wall on the 23rd of August 1989. On this day, Hungary decided to cease its border limitations with its neighbor Austria. This way, around 13000 people managed to escape en route Hungary. As a result of this build up, mobbing started at the gate of the Berlin Wall, where people started to demand an entry into West Berlin. Following this, the Berlin wall was brought down...I SERIOUSLY doubt you want to hear more."

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[center][I didn't read all of that but, WOW]

Tom's mouth hung open slightly, he wasn't sure what to say,
"Wow. . . " he breathed after a while. He streached and glanced over at costa coffe, "hey, for that do you want a coffe, or a hot chocolate?" he asked, looking back over at her.

[Kodkod98]

Talia exhaled. "Sure, I'll have a latte." She smiled.

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He stod up and smiled at her,
"Cream, chocolate sprinkles?" he asked, glancing over his shoulder - the que was short, good.