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What was the most memorable event of 2004?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on January 1, 2005
“The election, because we went to see John Edwards speak.”
“The capture of Saddam Hussein, although technically it happened around this time last year. He had been a dictator for so long, and then the regime was finally brought down.”
“The election, and my disappointment in it.”
“The great weather. I can’t believe that we have been so fortunate.”
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lunacydetector 10 years, 2 months ago
how about the tsunami that has killed tens of thousands?
i'd say that greatly dwarfs john (i'm a loser) edwards' lawrence visit -with the simultaneous so-called "coincidental" homeless erradication via bulldozers down by the river a couple of hundred yards away from his rally, the day before his visit. way to go commish!
mr_daniels 10 years, 2 months ago
The moving of tetonic plates at the bottom of the ocean off the Coast of Sumatra. The awesome power wielded by the resulting tsunami that exacted a high price for human life and the question of not why but what could be done to help the unfortunate to rebuild their lives!
DaREEKKU 10 years, 1 month ago
I would say the most memorable moment of 2004 was the last two months with the dissappointing re-election of Bush, finalized by the death of hundreds of thousands of people in Asia and surrounding areas.
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