William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 9-8-16

Who was Mac Bethad mac FindlaĆ­ch? He was a king of Scotland back in 1057. You’ve heard of him. He is better known as MacBeth.

Mac BethadNow, who is Lady MacBeth better known as?

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 9-7-16

No Anthony, hydrogen dioxide is not water. Water is H20, which means it is not dioxide but monoxide. The proper scientific name for water is water.

hydrogen dioxide
Dhyrdogen monoxide can kill.

OK, oxidane is used as well.

If you want to mess with people’s heads you can call it dihyrdogen monoxide (DHMO).

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 9-5-16

Folk singer Woody Guthrie was a suspect in The Black Dahlia murder. He had sent creepy letters to a woman in California that caused police to take a look at him.

His father was a leader in Democrat politics in Oklahoma and reportedly lynched American Americans.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 9-2-16

The Persian emperor Cyrus the Great ended up not so great. He was killed in battle with the army of Tomyris, queen of the Massagetae. Tomyris had his head cut off and stuffed in a wine sack filled with blood.The Persian emperor Cyrus the Great ended up not so great. He was killed in battle with the army of Tomyris, queen of the Massagetae. Tomyris had his head cut off and stuffed in a wine sack filled with blood.

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William Lawrence Sr. Omnibit 8-31-16

last major cavalry battleSo you think the last major cavalry battle was in the Civil War? Or the Napoleonic wars? Nope. It occurred less than 100 years ago — Aug. 31, 1920 — and was between Poland and invading communists from the Soviet Union. The Poles had 1,700 cavalrymen. The Soviets had 10 times that number.

The Poles won. It is known as the Battle of KomarĆ³w, or the Zamość Ring.

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William Lawrence Sr. Omnibit 8-30-16

Sure you know that the doughnut cutter was invented by John F. Blondel of Maine in 1872 but how about giving a little credit to sea captain Hanson Gregory who actually invented the doughnut hole itself. That was in 1847.

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