Common Man & T-Bone Flashback July 23, 2023

Common Man & Timmy

WBNS-FM - Columbus, OH

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🗓️ 23 July 2023

⏱️ 5 minutes

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We flashback to 2018 with Man & Bone chatting about what they would put inside a message in a bottle. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Heybone, hey man. The oldest message in a bottle has been found off of the coast of Australia.
0:07.0	Okay. They found a message in a bottle. It has been authenticated by experts. It is 132 years old. It was thrown off of a German ship on June 12, 1886.
0:20.0	They were trying to experiment with ocean currents.
0:24.0	Okay.
0:25.0	Try to figure out where we go.
0:27.0	If our calculations are correct, these should arrive here at this time.
0:30.0	Well, it washed up in 2018. Maybe after being at sea for 132 years.
0:36.8	That's incredible.
0:38.0	That it lasted that long.
0:39.3	Like, that's really unbelievable.
0:41.3	What did the message say?
0:42.2	Just add calculations in it or what?
0:44.0	I don't know. Yeah, I think it was just like, hey, this is from this ship.
0:48.0	If you find this, let us know where it is. You can reach us at, we're all dead.
0:52.0	That's...
0:53.0	And all of our relatives are dead.
0:57.0	Whoops!
0:58.0	Never really anticipated that being a part of the experiment there.
1:01.0	Sorry.
1:02.0	If you could write a message for future generations, yeah. What would it be? What would
1:05.8	your message say? Would it just be like a little funny thing about you? Would it be some sort of
1:11.0	secret of life? Try to impart your wisdom?
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