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    My Jesus is SO COOL!!
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    i love jesus, thrifting, and reading
    i'm an amateur potter, sort of broke, a student, an artist, a child of God, a poet, a choir kid, a lover of nature and a huger of people and trees.
    i'm a bit quirky but its okay because i was made exactly how i was supposed to be made, and i'm learning to love who i am in Christ!
    please feel free to PM me to hear my testimony, ask questions, hear encouragement, or genuinely just talk to me
    (i'm one of those rare people-loving introverts <3)

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    YAY!

    My assignment is done! Until I have to turn it in and realize that I fricked it up... :P 

    I'll just put it here bc... uhhhh... I don't have a reason sue me :lol: (but don't cause I have no moneeeyyy) :((

    Spoiler

    • The C.S.S Hunley was successful in that it sank the U.S.S Housatonic 

    • 21 crewmen died over the course of Hunley’s short career. 

    • She operated by pure man power and raw muscle.

    •  Her propeller was turned by a central crank shaft and handles where the crew would sit. 

    • She sank three times in all and the first two times, she was merely hauled back to the surface and tried again.

    • The Hunley was 40 feet in length and very tightly cramped

    • It is suspected that the crew (on their mission) died by carbon dioxide poisoning, or a possible leak that sank it immediately as they tried to submerge. 

    • Commander General P.T.G. was in charge of the mission to sink the Housatonic. 

    • She was privately built in 1863 by Park and Lyons in Mobile, Alabama.

    • She was funded by Horace Lawson Hunley, who she was named after.

    • Horace Lawson Hunley then died in the second sinking of the Hunley. 

    • On May 3rd 1995 they located the Hunley in 27 feet of water off the coast of Charleston.

    :P 

    This was fun to research ngl :D 

    BEWARE THE FLOATING DEATH TRAPPPP!!!

    AHAHAHAHA 

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