-After 400 years,the water in a barrel will be still there and totally drinkable.
-The ancient indians had no problem to live at a place where,at any time,any psycho could bury them alive,just by moving a statue.
-If a city's population dies by an epidemy,the corpses will magically disappear.
-If you get buried under a whole rocky mountain,you'll be able to emerge from the gaps between the rocks,without the slightest injury.
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Topic: What i've learnt from Barkses story ''7 cities of Cibola''
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Don Rosa Is The Best
What i've learnt from Barkses story ''7 cities of Cibola''
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2013-08-12 at 21:23:52
AzureBlue
What i've learnt from Barkses story ''7 cities of Cibola''
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2013-08-12 at 21:55:34
Quote from user: don rosa is the best-After 400 years,the water in a barrel will be still there and totally drinkable.
-The ancient indians had no problem to live at a place where,at any time,any psycho could bury them alive,just by moving a statue.
-If a city's population dies by an epidemy,the corpses will magically disappear.
-If you get buried under a whole rocky mountain,you'll be able to emerge from the gaps between the rocks,without the slightest injury.
Don't be too sarcastic. Lucas admitted that the ever-famous boulder scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark was inspired by this story.
-The ancient indians had no problem to live at a place where,at any time,any psycho could bury them alive,just by moving a statue.
-If a city's population dies by an epidemy,the corpses will magically disappear.
-If you get buried under a whole rocky mountain,you'll be able to emerge from the gaps between the rocks,without the slightest injury.
Don't be too sarcastic. Lucas admitted that the ever-famous boulder scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark was inspired by this story.
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