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na1234 says: Oh no that’s a terrible incident and a horrible destination to arrive at.I hope everyone is ok and the injured are not too hurt or have amputated limbs.I hope some day i might go to the Duck Marine and see what there is there and hopefully the Duck Marine wont tip over.
smartcelts says: The pictures are great.Imagine living in space, I mean that would be so cool.
I cant believe he spent 30 years working as an astronaut, I wouldn’t be able to work at one job like that.
His family must be very proud of him.
I think we should honour and respect him for the work that he done anyway well done. 
smart10 says: IM so devastated to here Nelson Mandela is in critical condition. I am from south Africa and I have met Nelson Mandela.IM Heart Brocken I just pray he wont die.
smartcelts says: This is good to do that for charity because there is a part of the world where they need food and other things and in the other part of the world people are actually throwing food and other things.
Every year in our school we do trocaire and we help them and raise money for them.
In my sisters school they put things for them on a box and warp it with paper, lots of them were brought and after they did that they gave it to a person and that person would take it to the people.
Well Done to the people who did that !
smartcelts says: I think that having a underground city is so cool because when you have a underground city it would be interesting to know how to live in it and I bet if you were playing hide and seek and if you went into the underground city no one ever would find you!
and I bet that they had to get a lot information.
na1234 says: I think that’s its a very giving and kind idea for people who don’t have organs and are struggling in life or in everyday situations.I thought things like shaving your hair for cancer or dying your hair would of been one of the biggest things you would do but this has shown me that some people are stronger than others,and giving an organ is one of the biggest things you could do to help adults or children in need of your support.
na1234 says: HAHA that video was one of the most entertaining videos on Clic News.I have a toy soldiers that is like that.One and my cousin plays with it everytime he comes to my house and if I had known that a video of it like that would be so funny I would have done it too.PS well done to the people who made the video you’s did well .
onedirection101010 says: What will happen with the money now? He left the 1$ note and ate 5 100$ notes he sure is a funny dog !! I wouldn’t like it if my dog ate my money but dogs are so cute
na1234 says: I hope he recovers from his critical condition because he is one of the most rememberable people in the world for his great change in the world.He helped the black people in this world a lot and I think nearly everyone in this world should be grateful for his accomplishment on making the world a better and more equal place.
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