Amount of texts to »space« |
59, and there are 56 texts (94.92%)
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Average lenght of texts
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128 Characters |
Average Rating |
8.966 points, 6 Not rated texts |
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on Apr 21st 2000, 12:37:21 wrote Dragan
about space |
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on Jan 25th 2019, 15:48:14 wrote a real alien
about space |
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on Nov 2nd 2001, 10:46:50 wrote wigbomb about space
on May 10th 2006, 14:10:46 wrote X about space
on Sep 26th 2006, 16:45:12 wrote fun-da-mental about space
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Texts to »Space«
KD wrote on May 23rd 2000, 17:22:43 about
space
Rating: 164 point(s) |
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Frank's new friend Nick dreams of a space station, dreams of being adrift in space, no tether holding him to the earth, no bungee cord, no umbilicus.
Frank likes the earth, though.
Once, this preference was cause for an argument.
stargazer* wrote on May 16th 2009, 18:09:40 about
space
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On the space shuttle Atlantis, the third EVA to repair the Hubble space telescope is underway.
COSTAR has been removed and the astronauts are in the process of installing the new Cosmic Origins Spectrograph at this time.
Jeff wrote on May 8th 2000, 07:37:42 about
space
Rating: 49 point(s) |
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This guy who lives in Alaska dreams of building a space colony. There he is, in a cramped cabin just this side of the Arctic Circle, hunched against the cold and dark, and what he wants most of all is the even colder and darker wilderness of space.
whatevernext96 wrote on Jan 18th 2002, 18:11:36 about
space
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I had always thought the colour of space must be an uninspiring greyish-white. Now it seems astronomers have proved it is a provocative and vernal green what are they waiting for out there?
jessy wrote on Mar 20th 2001, 20:21:36 about
space
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the final frontier
startrek?????
or is it just our imagination
^116 wrote on Feb 18th 2001, 11:57:19 about
space
Rating: 17 point(s) |
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Space.
How many dimensions are there?
For me, personally, the answer is obvious.
116.
^116
ike wrote on Apr 22nd 2000, 05:17:42 about
space
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space is big and space is dark;
it's hard to find a place to park.
--burma shave
pete the spider wrote on Aug 10th 2004, 09:57:12 about
space
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And I don't like having my space invaded by his music.
space happy wrote on Mar 31st 2001, 01:02:41 about
space
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So often it's the spaces that make things interesting.
Take a piece of cloth, for instance, a piece of one color and a flat weave.
The same thread which has been woven into a solid piece could have been crocheted or knitted or tatted into more interesting texture or pattern.
The proper placement of spaces can create a pleasing and engaging complexity.
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us
Created on Mar 30th 2003, 19:14:24 by sometimes, contains 9 texts
next
Created on Aug 7th 2004, 22:28:17 by Ultima, contains 3 texts
distance
Created on Oct 1st 2001, 08:06:39 by Ariel, contains 17 texts
melon
Created on May 30th 2000, 10:21:07 by Pip, contains 15 texts
madness
Created on Apr 10th 2002, 23:13:55 by [das flederwiesel]™, contains 14 texts
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Todestraufe
Created on Apr 2nd 2019, 11:02:21 by sechserpack, contains 4 texts
Latino
Created on Sep 27th 2003, 18:46:11 by Wenkmann, contains 18 texts
Kloroformglocke
Created on Oct 15th 2008, 12:17:27 by mcnep, contains 4 texts
Erdball
Created on Aug 3rd 2002, 23:53:28 by gareth, contains 7 texts
FriedenspreisDesDeutschenBuchhandels
Created on Jul 21st 2005, 20:58:20 by rho 80, contains 11 texts
Wolfskin
Created on Jul 11th 2002, 23:02:09 by Owyn, contains 6 texts
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