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http://www.madridman.com/blog-madrid/20 ... tatue.html

http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/588998/ ... po/madrid/

http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2009/12/1 ... 98627.html

http://www.elpais.com/fotografia/cultur ... cul_8/Ies/

Was buried down the first statue dedicated to a civilian in the city ( Cervantes ). This weekend will be opened.



Let's see what contains!

I bet is the solution to our incredible goverment and crisis.

I don't know... It looks like a solid block of lead to me.

These are my hypotheses:

1) It is a solid block of lead (doesn't look like a box, and I never heard of a box made of lead).

2) If it's a box, it was buried yesterday and it just looks old because it's wet.

I don't know what they teach archaeologists these days!!!

we'll see...maybe is a fake, dunno. Or maybe we find the stolen guitar inside...mmmmmm....

RazielSR wrote: Was buried down the first statue dedicated to a civilian in the city ( Cervantes ). This weekend will be opened.



Let's see what contains!

I bet is the solution to our incredible goverment and crisis.

Yeah, maybe drawings for a global atmospheric stabilizing device, a space elevator and a fusion generator! Plus a genome map pinpointing the genes for aging and cancer, so average human lifespan will be about 600 years from now on.

On the other hand, maybe they just filled it with sandwiches, and also put a pot of fresh hot coffee and a few bananas in there. "People in the future are bound to be hungry too!"

JensJohansson wrote:

RazielSR wrote: Was buried down the first statue dedicated to a civilian in the city ( Cervantes ). This weekend will be opened.



Let's see what contains!

I bet is the solution to our incredible goverment and crisis.

Yeah, maybe drawings for a global atmospheric stabilizing device, a space elevator and a fusion generator! Plus a genome map pinpointing the genes for aging and cancer, so average human lifespan will be about 600 years from now on.

On the other hand, maybe they just filled it with sandwiches, and also put a pot of fresh hot coffee and a few bananas in there. "People in the future are bound to be hungry too!"

or tickets for La riviera strato concert?! or maybe the stolen guitar? or AAAAAAAAAAAA's password?!

of course it sounds a bit bizarre, but hey, if it's true I think, it's curious.

RazielSR wrote:AAAAAAAAAAAA's password

The damage that could be caused with that renders it too powerful for any one person to control.

Don't worry Neon, Zapatero can hold that power and more

RazielSR wrote:Don't worry Neon, Zapatero can hold that power and more

Spain does not possess weapons of mass destruction (unless you count Jose Carreras) so I don't think that Zapatero would be able to handle it

NeonVomit wrote:

RazielSR wrote:Don't worry Neon, Zapatero can hold that power and more

Spain does not possess weapons of mass destruction (unless you count Jose Carreras) so I don't think that Zapatero would be able to handle it

jajajajaja! But Zapatero owns weapons of economy destruction! be careful!

JensJohansson wrote:

RazielSR wrote: Was buried down the first statue dedicated to a civilian in the city ( Cervantes ). This weekend will be opened.



Let's see what contains!

I bet is the solution to our incredible goverment and crisis.

Yeah, maybe drawings for a global atmospheric stabilizing device, a space elevator and a fusion generator! Plus a genome map pinpointing the genes for aging and cancer, so average human lifespan will be about 600 years from now on.

On the other hand, maybe they just filled it with sandwiches, and also put a pot of fresh hot coffee and a few bananas in there. "People in the future are bound to be hungry too!"

Honestly, if the average lifespan became 600 years, human society would systematically destabilize before anyone hit 200

La Caja de Pandora!

So Tierra Santa is a mythical band!

JensJohansson wrote:

RazielSR wrote: Was buried down the first statue dedicated to a civilian in the city ( Cervantes ). This weekend will be opened.



Let's see what contains!

I bet is the solution to our incredible goverment and crisis.

Yeah, maybe drawings for a global atmospheric stabilizing device, a space elevator and a fusion generator! Plus a genome map pinpointing the genes for aging and cancer, so average human lifespan will be about 600 years from now on.

On the other hand, maybe they just filled it with sandwiches, and also put a pot of fresh hot coffee and a few bananas in there. "People in the future are bound to be hungry too!"

If our life spans suddenly became 600 years, then hopefully I'd get to see you guys live at least once

Kecos wrote: If our life spans suddenly became 600 years, then hopefully I'd get to see you guys live at least once

I doubt even that would be enough

COME TO CARACAS PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you guys sure its a time capsule?
I have heard reliable reports (from Timo Tolkki's brother) that its actually Madrid's effort to make a statue for Tobias Sammet.
I think it turned out pretty well! :rotflmao1:

AAAAAAAAAA wrote:

I love the way you always shelter yourself from the tears of the upcoming posters' posts. LOL OUTRAGE CAN'T BE AND SAMMET IS OUT OF HIS MIND!

The inside of that box should remain as a secret. No-one should never open it. Some people would become angry about it, but at least mankind had its one big secret. Have you guys played the new Monkey Island games? "What's in this box?" "That's a secret." "Oooh, what kind of secret?" "If I knew that, it wouldn't be a secret." <3

Now that I have your attention, can you explain to all of us, once and for all, why Stratovarius is misspelled in your avatar!? :laff:

I better have two this time:

This is interesting. I am sure lots of discussion is going on as to what is in the box.
But, they should be very careful In the movies when an old box is opened a werewolf or vampire always pops out!

AAAAAAAAAA wrote:Now that I have your attention, can you explain to all of us, once and for all, why Stratovarius is misspelled in your avatar!? :laff:

I better have two this time:

I already did somewhere around here, possibly on the Spam forum. It's like of a pun. Someone said at one point I was collecting Stratovarius albums like a magpie collects anything that shines. And, well, varis is the Finnish word for crow. And it's not a majestic eagle flying on my avatar, but a crow. All this is pitiful, I know. It's not as if there were many misspelled Stratovarius logos in the internet though.

<EDIT> Just made an interesting discovery. Googled pictures for "varis" and found a picture taken by Pekka NurmiNEN!

But, they should be very careful Worried In the movies when an old box is opened a werewolf or vampire always pops out! Surprised

Fuck yeah, that would be pretty...folkloric...

Arkash wrote:

But, they should be very careful Worried In the movies when an old box is opened a werewolf or vampire always pops out! Surprised

Fuck yeah, that would be pretty...folkloric...

I have been watching too many Underworld movies!
Seriously, I wonder whats in there? Maybe a recipe for cure of cancer, or maybe some beautiful classic music or literature written down? Or clothing of that era, or something like that?
What if its something really sad, like the body of a child?

But what if its a hoax?

Even worse, what if someone just took a dump in the box and buried it as a joke?

browneyedgirl wrote: Even worse, what if someone just took a dump in the box and buried it as a joke?

I doubt it, I don't think Miditek was around back then
(was the box on fire when they found it?) :rotflmao1:

http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2009/12/1 ... 36535.html

http://www.elpais.com/articulo/espana/s ... nac_12/Tes

http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/591285/ ... o/quijote/


4 volumes of El Quijote from 1819, a Royal statute from Spanish Royal courts from 1834, a book about Cervantes life, a Madrid guide for visitors from 1834 with a calendar, legislative texts, some important people portraits from that times, plus other objects...

That is quite a HUGE discovery! 4 volumes from "El Quijote De La Mancha"? Maybe lost volumes, pretty damn interesting

It's a pity they didn't find in there A10's mighty password !

yes... nor the stolen guitar!

RazielSR wrote:a Madrid guide for visitors from 1834 with a calendar

I want this! It's precisely the guide I need to show me around town. Does it show the Vicente Calderón stadium on the map??

Maybe a guide to 1800s porn

RazielSR wrote:


http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2009/12/1 ... 36535.html

http://www.elpais.com/articulo/espana/s ... nac_12/Tes

http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/591285/ ... o/quijote/


4 volumes of El Quijote from 1819, a Royal statute from Spanish Royal courts from 1834, a book about Cervantes life, a Madrid guide for visitors from 1834 with a calendar, legislative texts, some important people portraits from that times, plus other objects...

Historical stuff. Interesting. Something for the historians to study and the Spanish students to get tested about.
So, pay attention!

browneyedgirl wrote:Historical stuff. Interesting.

Don't lie! You know it bores you to death!

Stealth wrote:

browneyedgirl wrote:Historical stuff. Interesting.

Don't lie! You know it bores you to death!

+1. Lucky me I don't have history anymore

ggonza43 wrote:

Stealth wrote:

browneyedgirl wrote:Historical stuff. Interesting.

Don't lie! You know it bores you to death!

+1. Lucky me I don't have history anymore

If you have no history, you have no future.