Texas School Book Depository in November of 1963 to see if Oswald fired the shots.
That's a good one. I was trying to think of an event that is questionable on what really happened, like that one.
You would need a passport for that.Well you could have been at bedside for Obama's birth.
I would love to have spent one day with members of the original colonies deciding on the contents of the Declaration of Independence.
Either the discovery of fire, or when Rome burned while Nero played his fiddle. (Or lute, or whatever he was playing, I forget. I just remember he was playing a musical instrument on top of a roof and watched the city burned.)
It’s been pretty easy to cast blame on Nero, who had many enemies and is remembered as one of history’s most sadistic and cruelest leaders—but there are a couple of problems with this story.
For one thing, the fiddle didn’t exist in ancient Rome. Music historians believe the viol class of instruments (to which the fiddle belongs) was not developed until the 11th century. If Nero played anything, it would probably have been the cithara, a heavy wooden instrument with four to seven strings—but there is still no solid evidence that he played one during the Great Fire. The Roman historian Tacitus wrote that Nero was rumored to have sung about the destruction of Troy while watching the city burn; however, he stated clearly that this was unconfirmed by eyewitness accounts.
When the Great Fire broke out, Nero was at his villa at Antium, some 35 miles from Rome. Though he immediately returned and began relief measures, people still didn’t trust him. Some even believed he had ordered the fire started, especially after he used land cleared by the fire to build his Golden Palace and its surrounding pleasure gardens. Nero himself blamed the Christians (then an obscure religious sect) for the fire, and had many arrested and executed. But while Nero may have been guilty of many things, the story of him fiddling while Rome burned belongs firmly in the category of popular legend rather than established truth.
Texas School Book Depository in November of 1963 to see if Oswald fired the shots.
Entertainment wise it would be Woodstock.
Jimi, The Who, Creedence CWR, Santana, Janis
Killer.
there ya go
^^^ A piston to the head would have hurt bad!
The first moon landing.
In which case, the famous line would be "One small step for ma......hey, how'd you get here?!"
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