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Subtract your current age from the year of your birth
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Perform a Google image search for that year
Never mind
Wait. What?
What would this number have to do with my half age?
I don’t get it.
This may be the biggest thing in the thread.
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Some obscure German patent office clerk released a series of papers he wrote on a wacky scientific theory. I think he had some special relatives, or something.
Cars were pretty basic back then…
https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipNdzBES0Ava-sXOlx4F-k3M5hgAQFmljP-hpKzH
Some folks were having a good old time, despite prohibition:
Closer to my interests and well-being however, things weren’t so great:
Broken link.
Later on he’d find some general relatives of his.
Your current age is half of what you’d get as a result of doing the subtraction. Wait, I’m putting that awkwardly. When you do the subtraction, if you were born that year you’d be twice as old as you are today.
Another. Bad blizzards in the USA, and snow ball throwing in Tallahassee FL where it was below zero.