What does the Buddy Holly hit That’ll Be The Day have in common with the British pop group The Searchers? The names of both were inspired by the John Ford/John Wayne western The Searchers.
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What did Roman’s do when they were bored? They played Nine Man Morris. It’s considered the forerunner of Tic Tac Toe.
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Eddie Haskell from Leave it to Beaver grew up to be a Los Angeles police officer. Well, Ken Osmond, the person who played him did anyway. He retired on disability after being shot during a foot chase.
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A flea can leap 13 inches. That’s about 150 times its own length and would be equivalent to you or me jumping the distance of two football fields.
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The King of Hearts is the only king without a mustache. At least in a deck of cards.
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Yes Robert James, it is estimated that there are 10^123 unique chess games. There are only 10^79 atoms in the universe.
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Musician Tom Petty was born exactly 66 years ago today. It was down in Dixie. But it was on a Friday. Go figure. Not sure if it was a morning or not.
Anyway, happy birthday Tom. Here you go.
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Humans are born with 300 bones. When we die we have 206. Bones fuse in childhood.
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Q. What do Winston Churchill’s son, Prescott Bush’s banking partner, Edward R. Murrow, Prince Aly Khan, and Baron Elie de Rothschild have in common?
A. Pamela Beryl Digby Harriman.
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Germany’s Oktoberfest originally began on Oct. 17, 1810, the wedding day of King Ludwig I.