Tuesday

Tuesday i has to get up early, because we had to visit the science Museum in Kensington.

Lising Post

We were at the Science Museum today, I was quite negative about it, because it sound boring. But there were actually many interesting things, the history behind some of appliances was actually exciting. In The Science  museum was there some really cool device,  exsample The Lising Post. This Lising Post, receive statements from all sorts of chat rooms around the world, it said statements and made ​​them run in different light paths. In The Science museum was also the most evil Flight Simulator, Flight 360th.

It was a machine with rotating arm that got it to work really to sit inside an aircraft. Are you crazy I crashed many times! You were strapped into a seat, the capsule was closed and you were ready to go. On a large screen was known the inside of an airplane, it should imagine that you sat and have control over the plane. But it was realy also expensive, £ 12 for a trip, and it took a maximum about 3 minutes, but it was still worth every penny.

At the evening, was we on Jack the Ripper Walk.


Jack The Ripper Walk was really exciting. I already knew the story of the famous murderer, but I got a lot out of the trip anyway. Jack The Ripper was a murderer, he killed the girls who was in the 40 - 50s. The girls all had things in common, that they were all widows had no permanent home and so they sold their bodies to earn a little extra. Today we call them whores, but at that time there was nothing wrong with making a little extra. The guide had the most awesome theory ever, about why the state still today sits on the most important and crucial details about the murder.

He had set up in the family tree of the royal family, looking to one of the royal princesser had fucked around, so there was a branch ending to Queen Elizabeth II, the other branch leads to a John Sickers or Joseph, or something. But in each case, he is the only reason that the important and crucial details about the murder has not been published. It's a theory I have chosen to believe.