I only have American sources available and they claim the chinese fired first. However, I came across a Chinese terminal and was able to hack it, but everything is in Chinese! I want to read it but unfortunately my intelligence is at 5 because I put in all 5 points into luck. Here is the transcript for anyone able to pass the 9 intelligence check. 愚人节位于每年公历4月1日，是从19世纪开始在西方兴起流行的民间节日，并未被任何国家认定为法定节日。在这一天人们以各种方式互相欺骗、捉弄及取笑，往往在玩笑的最后才揭穿并宣告捉弄对象为“愚人”。玩笑的性质极少包含实质恶意，但个别玩笑由于開得過大而引起人們的恐慌，产生较大规模反响及衍生成為（传媒）謠言和都市传说

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The only other information I have is that some sympathy is felt for the poor folks trapped on Gilligan's Island.

Edit: "were" -> "was" in the title.

it would be a lot more accurate at killing men then a cannon or gun would

In spirit of the 'economic sanctions' that some organizations are declaring against Indiana, I was wondering if something like this has happened to a state before.

It needs to be a thing year-round, not just on one magical day.

^And ^Star ^Wars ^is ^totally ^fantasy. ^Come ^at ^me, ^bro.

Was it ever revealed to the public that Commodus killed his father Marc Aurel? If so, how did the people react? What was their opinion of their Imperator and what was their opinion towards Maximus?

Also: The documentary shows that Commodus cowardly stabs Maximus before the duel starts to give him an advantage in the fight against a seasoned soldier. Is their any proof for this action?

Everyone knows of the tall tales popular with the smallfolk. Is there any basis to the common belief that Joffery, Tommen, and Mrycella were illegitimate?

Italians have received a lot of flak for their changing of sides in World War 2, does Mario's willingness to fight with Bowser in episodes such as the Thousand Year Door disaster, or play a casual game of golf with Wario create a modern day view that Italians haven't changed their mindsets?

Does this negatively impact their ability to export cars and pasta?

The minitrue records say He's been around since the 1930s or 40s, but most of my older friends insist He first appeared in the 60s during the Revolution. So which is it?