The ashes of Fredric Baur, who invented the Pringles potato chip can, are buried in a Pringles potato chip can.
At least some of them are.
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The ashes of Fredric Baur, who invented the Pringles potato chip can, are buried in a Pringles potato chip can.
At least some of them are.
The video game Postal 2 is not just banned for sale in New Zealand but can get one a $50,000 fine and a 10 years jail term for merely possessing it.
Yes Christopher, the game features Gary Coleman.
Yes Antony, Eskimos do indeed buy refrigerators. They use it to keep food from freezing. Really.
John Wycliffe Lincoln — John Wycliffe used the phrase “for the Government of the people, by the people, and for the people”, in his introduction to his translation of the Bible in 1382. Abraham Lincoln liked it so much he used it too.
It’s bourbon, rye and Irish whiskey but Scotch and Canadian and Japanese whisky.
Metal detectors illegal Hungary — Metal detectors are illegal in Hungary. It has to do with all the unexploded ordinance from World War II that lies beneath that nation. Using one without a permit is a serious felony.
There was a pirate named Peter Wallace who hung out in Central America. The natives couldn’t pronounce W. Some claim the nation of Belize is named for him.
Yes Skyler, frogs croak more before it rains.
Evel Knievel was a pole vaulter in the United States Army.