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A movie made in 1955 I'll give it a chance >.< Also I was reading up on this guy. I was wondering are there any members of the house of york still alive?Originally Posted by RICH1471
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Thread: Richard the III has been found !
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2013-02-04, 03:33 PM #41Scarab Lord
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2013-02-04, 03:47 PM #42Banned
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There are descendants today - that's how they identified Richard III's remains using DNA. But the House of York itself went extinct with the death of Edward Plantagenet in 1499. His execution also marked the extinction of the (legitimate) House of Plantagenet. Originally Posted by Sam the Wiser
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2013-02-04, 03:50 PM #43Scarab Lord
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I see does any noble house in England still stand besides the queens. Originally Posted by semaphore
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2013-02-04, 03:51 PM #44Herald of the Titans
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2013-02-04, 03:52 PM #45DeletedOf course, dozens if not hundreds throughout Europe. Originally Posted by Sam the Wiser
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Sleeping in that thing it is no wonder he had a bad back. Originally Posted by stumpy
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2013-02-04, 04:05 PM #46Banned
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Prior to the 1999 reforms, 750 peers sat in the House of Lords by virtue of a hereditary title. So I guess, there's about 750 noble houses still. Originally Posted by Sam the Wiser
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2013-02-04, 04:09 PM #47DeletedI will assume those are just in the Commonwealth, I would not like to attempt to count all the other European countries that have a small claim to the British crown. It could easily run into the Thousands. Originally Posted by semaphore
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2013-02-04, 04:12 PM #48Epic!
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Good they found him. Hopefully it won't be long before we can punish him for all the brutal murders he committed.
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2013-02-04, 04:18 PM #49DeletedI wonder if David Cameron will use this victory in order to get re-elected. He got him when the other presi....Prime ministers failed. Originally Posted by barackohmama
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2013-02-04, 04:26 PM #50Void Lord
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Yes, it's worth giving a chance to. The 95 one is good, but stylized and has big names: Originally Posted by Sam the Wiser
http://youtu.be/E6_j3sgfaGg
So is a less popular play, Titus, that was done in a similar stile and is amazing:
http://youtu.be/-snslXbUv7I
Edited for clarification.Last edited by Felya; 2013-02-04 at 04:32 PM.
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2013-02-04, 04:31 PM #51Epic!
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Ask Sheldon for a fun fact. He'll know it :O Originally Posted by Everything Nice
Citation needed. I decided to research ze topic but I cant find anything on wikipedia about when car parks were invented after having read ze first three or four words in ze first sentence of each paragraph.
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2013-02-04, 04:36 PM #52DeletedCar parks simply replaced coach parks, which were few in number indeed considering only the wealthy could afford the use of a coach. Although back then the Coach park would not only guard your coach for the night, but your horse too. Originally Posted by savvasp
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2013-02-04, 04:47 PM #53DeletedJust thinking, the 1995 film (with Ian Mckellen) concluded in something that resembled a multi-story car park. Originally Posted by Felya420
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2013-02-04, 04:52 PM #54The One Sane Man
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So they found a Richard Cranium.... in a car park.
Not so unusual.
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2013-02-04, 04:58 PM #55DeletedIt is very unusual actually, this one was not surrounded by empty tins of cheap lager or vomit. Originally Posted by schwarzkopf
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2013-02-04, 05:26 PM #56Banned
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Pfft, want to know more about Richard the Third? This is the video to watch! Especially the first 70 seconds (no skipping, heretics). And this here is the famous scene of Richard III's death, immortalised forever by Shakespeare! Originally Posted by Felya420
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2013-02-04, 05:34 PM #57Titan
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Can I ask what made them look in a car park in the first place... ?
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2013-02-04, 05:35 PM #58Over 9000!
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I fail to understand why finding his bones is important...
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2013-02-04, 05:35 PM #59Legendary!
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i read they used map regression to narrow it down, and used a ground penetrating radar to search further Originally Posted by Orby
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Originally Posted by Wells
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2013-02-04, 05:40 PM #60Banned
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It's not important per se, it's just cool. Like if Lincoln's burial place is lost and then some researchers found it again, wouldn't it be cool? Originally Posted by Netherspark
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