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It's a little weird to see you guys auctioning off part of my childhood...
speaking of the Galileo what's up with the new Galileo? Wasn't it supposed to open today or something? buuut.. last I heard it kind of... wasn't. What's the deal?
I've got a question. Does the Galileo come with all of the sound equipment, video cameras, and everything else normally found within it's creaking walls (minus computers of course)?
Yeah I am sad to see the ship go too Platypus. Totally weird to see it auctioned off.
Did the 'old' Galileo already take it's last flight?
I see the bidding is up over $3,000 but the reserve still isn't met yet. I wonder how much it'll end up going for.
Out of curiosity, how much did the new Galileo cost to make?
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