Summer is an old, old word. It can be traced to the Proto-Indo-European root sem.
Sem Meant William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 6-21-19

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Summer is an old, old word. It can be traced to the Proto-Indo-European root sem.

Arthur Godfrey was the most popular man in America in the 1950s. You’ve heard of Arthur Godfrey, right, Miranda? Reputedly, he was asked to record a post-nuclear war public service announcement because his voice was so well know and it was thought that hearing it would help instill order.

The banana split was invented in Latrobe Pennsylvania by David Evans Strickler in 1904.
And you probably were giving credit to Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper and Snorky.
Strickler lived until 1971. He might have watched Fleegle et al.

Silent is an anagram for listen. Of course, so is enlist. And tinsel. Guess you can take the search for hidden meanings just so far.

Chicago-stye hot dogs never have ketchup. It’s a strict rule.

Catherine Wicks circa 1850 accidentally sliced a potato too thin which by accident fell into a pan fat in the kitchen of Cary Moon’s Lake House in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. She placed it on a plate and her brother George Crum, who was the chef, tasted it. He said something akin to “yum, we will make a lot of these” and they did. Hence, was born the potato chip. At least according to one version.

The Malaysian flag with of 14 red and white stripes and blue canton, looks a lot like Old Glory. It’s actually, though, modeled on the flag of the British East India Co.
Just like the state flag of Hawaii.
Just like Old Glory. Maybe, anyway.

Who was Kenneth Lamar Noid? He was a schizophrenic who felt Domino’s 1980s “Avoid the Noid” advertisement campaign was directed specifically at him. He took two employees hostage at an Atlanta Domino’s in 1989 before surrendering to police.

The average month in the normal year has 730 hours. Doubt us? Do the math yourself.

The reproductive rate for bacteria is 30 minutes.
