[doc1019]

To enrich the minds of those that happen to miss it the first time around?

[T. P. Pole]

To enrich the minds of those that happen to miss it the first time around?

Sure, if you are counting that first post from 12/29/2012. "Body Under British Parking Lot May Be King Richard III"

But I also see a post on 1/31, six on 2/4, one on the 7th, one on the 8th, and this one on the 9th.

If you missed it the first TEN times around, you probably aren't going to get it the 11th.

[SunkenCiv]

This particular news story is a re-post, but as doc1019 pointed out, some must have missed it the first time around, but obviously it is of interest to at least ten people. :') Thanks jjotto for the additional links. This has been going on for a while, but the DNA tests have just gotten some results. Now the fight is over where the remains of this murdered king (he didn't die in battle per se, the men of a household supposedly allied with him were in the employ of the usurper, surrounded him, pulled him from his horse, and stabbed him to death on the ground) will be given a proper burial. His descendants want him buried at Yorkshire, Yorkshire refuses and wants him buried at Leicester, Leicester doesn't want him there...

• Act Repeal Could Make Franz Herzog von Bayern New King Of England And Scotland
• New Battle of Bosworth Field site revealed [along with site of Richard III's murder]
• Shakespeare's Richard III Buried in a UK Parking Lot?
• Have UK archaeologists found Richard III's skeleton?
• Skeleton found in Leicester could be Richard III
• Body of Richard III found (possibly)
• Body Under British Parking Lot May Be King Richard III
• Is Richard III buried under a parking lot?

[Revolting cat!]

Then why not bump an existing thread? have an answer to that? Don’t tell me you don’t know!

I’ll tell you. There is a class of thread starters here who consider it some kind of great achievement to start threads come hell or hail, and I would bet that they each keep a count of these great accomplishments like they are Nobel Prizes in Physics. Considering that this story must have been published by a 1,000 English language newspapers across the globe, we can expect as many as 990 more threads about this negligible event started by these fools.