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Does Nagasaki not matter? It rarely seems to matter these days as it's almost never mentioned.

• ollie87 7y ago
  That's your comment after reading this? Pretty weird.
• dvh 7y ago
  Who was second man on the Moon? Who was second on Mount Everest?
  • shantly 7y ago
    Aldrin gets mentioned in the same breath as Armstrong often enough I bet quite a few people could pull that one out. You'd lose a bunch with "who's the guy who stayed in orbit?" and almost everyone with "name any Apollo 12 astronaut" or even the more-generous "name any Apollo astronaut who at least reached Lunar orbit and wasn't on 11 or 13". Most of the people who get that second one would probably just luckily guess Alan Shepard without actually knowing for sure he was on an Apollo mission, just the first famous space-program-guy who came to mind who wasn't Armstrong or Aldrin (and in fact the Apollo part of the career is not why they know his name).
• Angostura 7y ago
  In the UK, areas are often presented in terms of football pitches, volumes in terms of Olympic swimming pools. That does not mean that rugby or waterpolo do not matter.