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PAGE 655!
HYPE REMINDER 😁😁
Well done!
PAGE 655!!!
MEGA HYPE REMINDER
Fact, Last Giveaway happened on page 489 😐
LEGO Mobile Hydraulic Hoist Set 655
That's 166 pages ago
Yeah looks like no giveaways anytime sooner as well.
The largest display of model ships in bottles is 655 and belongs to Kjell Birkeland (Norway) in Arendal, Norway, as of 15 February 2013. The 655 model ships in bottles are on permanent display at the Arendal Bymuseum.
The tallest load-bearing brick building is the Monadnock Building (also known as the Monadnock Block), a 16-story early skyscraper located in Chicago, Illinois. Designed by famous Chicago architects Burnham & Root in 1892, the Monadnock building measures 65.5 m (214 ft 10 in), and was one of the last major skyscrapers to be built using load-bearing brick walls.
You never know what could happen. I'm sure there's gonna be at least one more.
Oscar de Pellegrin (Italy) scored 655 points in the men's individual recurve, for athletes in the W1 and W2 classifications, in Alessandria, Italy, on 12 September 2010. W1 and W2 archers compete from a seated position and have an impairment that affects their legs and trunk. Additionally, archers in the W1 class have an impairment that affects their arms.
maybe, maybe not it's all upto boss.
The world's fastest fire truck is the jet-powered Hawaiian Eagle, owned by Shannen Seydel, of Navarre, Florida, USA, which attained the speed of 655 km/h (407 mph) in Ontario, Canada, on 11 July 1998. The truck is a red 1940 Ford, powered by two Rolls Royce Bristol Viper engines boasting 4,470 kW (6,000 hp) per engine generating 5,443 kg (12,000 lb) of thrust.
Trust the boss, he always delivers.
let's wait and watch ⌚
well I am heading for sleep 😴
Good night everyone 💤💤
The longest (and also the deepest) lava cave, an open tube down the inside of a lava flow, is Kazumura Cave, on Hawaii, USA. It is 65.5 kilometres (40.7 miles) long and descends 1,101.5 metres (3,614 feet) down the eastern flank of Kilauea volcano.
The longest parsnip was grown by Joe Atherton (UK) and measured 655 cm (21 ft 5.87 in) long. He presented it at the UK National Giant Vegetable Championships held at the Malvern Autumn Show, Three Counties Showground, Malvern, Worcestershire, UK, on 23-24 September 2017.
Good night!!
The largest connected image made of LED rope lights measures 655 m (2,148 ft 11 in) and was achieved by Olay and VIP.com (both China), in Beijing, China on 26 May 2016.
It took 48 hours to build the image and there were 10,000 rose lights on the rope.
Sean Shannon (Canada) recited Hamlet's soliloquy `To be or not to be' (260 words) in a time of 23.8 seconds (655 words per minute) at Edinburgh on 30 August 1995.
The greatest average mileage run daily for a month is 65.5 km (40.7 miles), achieved by Tomio Takahashi (Japan) in Niigata, Niigata, Japan, from 18 October to 16 November 2013.
Vantage 655 Jazz / Blues/ 'Billy Guitar
The largest building shaped like a shoe measures 25.16 m (82 ft 6.55 in) in length, 17.76 m (58 ft 3.21 in) in height and 11.91 m (39 ft 0.89 in) in width and was created by South West Coast National Scenic Area Administration, Tourism Bureau and Ministry of Transportation and Communications (all China) in Chiayi, Taiwan, China, on 5 February 2016.
The year 655 BC was a year of the pre-Julian Roman calendar. In the Roman Empire, it was known as year 99 Ab urbe condita . The denomination 655 BC for this year has been used since the early medieval period, when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years.
As of July 2007, the French Foreign Legion currently has 7,655 men serving in its ranks with a diverse range of nationalities from 136 countries.
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