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lastlib

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2. no, I don't.
Reply to samnsara (Reply #1)
Mon Apr 12, 2021, 10:10 AM
Apr 2021

Born a week before Sputnik I, I wasn't yet four when Gagarin went up. My earliest memory of a news event was watching John Glenn's launch.

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Sixty years ago today: [View all] lastlib Apr 2021 OP
remember the Spunick bubble gum? samnsara Apr 2021 #1
no, I don't. lastlib Apr 2021 #2
one of the big reasons Gagarin got the job was because rurallib Apr 2021 #3
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