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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 11-3-14

Yes, Miranda, you determine the right or left bank of a river by facing the outlet not the source.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 11-1-14

November is National Tobacco Awareness Month and National Beard Month.

William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 11-1-14

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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Charlie Brown is the one person I identify with. C.B. is such a loser. He wasn’t even the star of his own Halloween special.
Chris Rock

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-31-14

The ancient Celts believed that ghosts roamed the land on Halloween night. Hence, they began wearing masks to avoid being recognized as human.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-30-14

The barleycorn, once a popular form of linear measurement (one barelycorn equals about one-third of an inch) is now only used in shoe sizes.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-29-14

We eat enough peanut butter each year to cover the floor of the Grand Canyon. It is America’s single most popular food.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-28-14

Ivan Krumich, the big basketball player on Russia’s 1960 Olympic team, took a size 20 shoe.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-27-14

Yes, Anthony, cats were treated with much respect in ancient Rome. It was their symbol of liberty.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-25-14

The SV The Twenty One Friends was three-masted schooner built in 1872 and named for the group of 21 Philadelphia Quakers — vile capitalists they were — that financed it.

It was rammed by the John D. May off Cape Hatteras in1885 while returning to Philadelphia with a full load of lumber from Brunswick, Ga.

The man in charge, a Captain Jeffries, ordered his crew to abandoned the vessel.

The Twenty One Friends, however, proved tougher than thought.

It didn’t sink but for the next two years drifted around the Atlantic as a ghost ship and was sighted on both coast.

She finally came to rest in Ireland, where her cargo was salvaged and she was employed as a fishing vessel.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-24-14

Until 1849, silk and beaver hats were the style in America. Then a Hungarian patriot named Kossuth arrived wearing a felt hat. The soft hat caught on and remains in style even today.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 11-3-14

Yes, Miranda, you determine the right or left bank of a river by facing the outlet not the source.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 11-1-14

November is National Tobacco Awareness Month and National Beard Month.

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William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 11-1-14

William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 11-1-14

Visit Rights-Right.com, where you can find Cryptowit Quote Puzzles by William W. Lawrence Sr.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-31-14

The ancient Celts believed that ghosts roamed the land on Halloween night. Hence, they began wearing masks to avoid being recognized as human.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-30-14

The barleycorn, once a popular form of linear measurement (one barelycorn equals about one-third of an inch) is now only used in shoe sizes.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-29-14

We eat enough peanut butter each year to cover the floor of the Grand Canyon. It is America’s single most popular food.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-28-14

Ivan Krumich, the big basketball player on Russia’s 1960 Olympic team, took a size 20 shoe.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-27-14

Yes, Anthony, cats were treated with much respect in ancient Rome. It was their symbol of liberty.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-25-14

The SV The Twenty One Friends was three-masted schooner built in 1872 and named for the group of 21 Philadelphia Quakers — vile capitalists they were — that financed it.

It was rammed by the John D. May off Cape Hatteras in1885 while returning to Philadelphia with a full load of lumber from Brunswick, Ga.

The man in charge, a Captain Jeffries, ordered his crew to abandoned the vessel.

The Twenty One Friends, however, proved tougher than thought.

It didn’t sink but for the next two years drifted around the Atlantic as a ghost ship and was sighted on both coast.

She finally came to rest in Ireland, where her cargo was salvaged and she was employed as a fishing vessel.

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William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 10-24-14

Until 1849, silk and beaver hats were the style in America. Then a Hungarian patriot named Kossuth arrived wearing a felt hat. The soft hat caught on and remains in style even today.

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Yes, Miranda, you determine the right or left bank of a river by facing the outlet not the source.

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November is National Tobacco Awareness Month and National Beard Month.

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William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 11-1-14

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The ancient Celts believed that ghosts roamed the land on Halloween night. Hence, they began wearing masks to avoid being recognized as human.

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The barleycorn, once a popular form of linear measurement (one barelycorn equals about one-third of an inch) is now only used in shoe sizes.

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We eat enough peanut butter each year to cover the floor of the Grand Canyon. It is America’s single most popular food.

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Ivan Krumich, the big basketball player on Russia’s 1960 Olympic team, took a size 20 shoe.

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Yes, Anthony, cats were treated with much respect in ancient Rome. It was their symbol of liberty.

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The SV The Twenty One Friends was three-masted schooner built in 1872 and named for the group of 21 Philadelphia Quakers — vile capitalists they were — that financed it.

It was rammed by the John D. May off Cape Hatteras in1885 while returning to Philadelphia with a full load of lumber from Brunswick, Ga.

The man in charge, a Captain Jeffries, ordered his crew to abandoned the vessel.

The Twenty One Friends, however, proved tougher than thought.

It didn’t sink but for the next two years drifted around the Atlantic as a ghost ship and was sighted on both coast.

She finally came to rest in Ireland, where her cargo was salvaged and she was employed as a fishing vessel.

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Until 1849, silk and beaver hats were the style in America. Then a Hungarian patriot named Kossuth arrived wearing a felt hat. The soft hat caught on and remains in style even today.

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