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"once in a lifetime event" that happens every 18 months (just not in North America) -- nm

Posted by hollywood big shot (aka pickmix) Apr 8 '24, 11:11

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Glad I got to experience the '17 eclipse. But kind of wishing I traveled to Kentucky to see this one. Since that's about the closest place - sycor Apr 8, 11:38 2
- Aug 12, 2026 in Spain, Iceland, Greenland -- (link) - hollywood big shot Apr 8, 11:40 1
  - Sounds like a good enough reason to go to Iceland to me. -- nm - sycor Apr 8, 12:00
There's that town in Ohio? That had it the last time but otherwise it's less than 1 in a 100 yea4s at any particular point -- nm - zeitgeist Apr 8, 11:21 2
- Carbondale, IL. Had total in '17 and this year. - The Last Of My Kind Apr 8, 11:30 1
  - so that's where the sun don't shine. -- nm - Reagen Apr 8, 11:33
and most people wouldn't be able to travel around and see them. So it is definitely once in a lifetime for millions of people -- nm - Beaker 🍻 Apr 8, 11:16 3
- well that's on them, not the celestial bodies -- nm - hollywood big shot Apr 8, 11:17 2
  - You heard the man, Brazilian favella dwellers. Be more fucking worldly. -- nm - Reagen Apr 8, 11:20 1
    - yup. stupid poors -- nm - Beaker 🍻 Apr 8, 11:21
Statistics are lies. -- nm - Strongbad Apr 8, 11:16
Math! -- nm - Qale Apr 8, 11:13

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