On Land, At Sea, In The Air, In Space
Happy Trafalgar Day from the Bacliff Exploration Society.
Trafalgar Day commemorates the Battle of Trafalgar (Oct. 21, 1805), in which is the British fleet, led by Admiral Horatio Nelson defeated the combined fleets of France and Spain during the Napoleonic wars. In Texas, this holiday is second in importance only to San Jacinto Day.
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Gliese 581, the recently-discovered habitable planet where the chance of life is 100% may not actually exist. The advanced civilization which lives on this totally Earth like planet could not be reached for comment.
BREAKING NEWS!
New evidence suggests that mankind’s most diabolical foe — the squid — has the ability to fly. The Bacliff Exploration Society will keep you updated on these disturbing new cephalopod developments.
Apparently, the latest extrasolar planet detected (Gliese 581) not only is totally “Earth like”, but the chances that it contains life are “100 percent”. Hooray for science!
Just discovered a neat website that allows you to compile and run code online.
It is not yet known if any precious whale oil or ambergris can be recovered from the remains. Full Story
The 2010 Autumnal Equinox Emergency Meeting was held on September 22, 2010 at Clifton By the Sea in Bacliff, Texas at 6:00 pm (CDT).
The 23 ft headless skeleton, weighing half a ton, was dug up at Bay Wharf, Greenwich, an area of South-East London once home to a thriving whaling industry. Full Story
