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Originally posted by LDragonFire
A. A failed missile test
B. A act of God
C. A alien event
D A natural Phenomenon
E. None of the Above
F. I have no idea but it was really cool to see
What would you say it was?
Originally posted by LDragonFire
A. A failed missile test
B. A act of God
C. A alien event
D A natural Phenomenon
E. None of the Above
F. I have no idea but it was really cool to see
Originally posted by LDragonFire
What would you say it was?
A. A failed missile test
B. A act of God
C. A alien event
D A natural Phenomenon
E. None of the Above
F. I have no idea but it was really cool to see
What is your opinion?
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