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Old 14-12-2016, 07:51   #1
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Six-storey-high wave sets a record
I wouldn't want to see this coming at me.

Six-storey-high wave sets a record, says UN agency
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I wouldn't want to see this coming at me.

Six-storey-high wave sets a record, says UN agency
Me neither, but the photo in the article is of Florida, Cuba etc and the article states the wave was near Iceland...
I guess they figure nobody knows geography these days.
Who writes these articles?
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Duplicate story. Posted already today:

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ve-177119.html
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Who writes these articles?
From what I have read is some person in a cubical in a basement in India.
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