OrigScreaminDemon
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KickballDeac
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On May 6, 1997, the Whalers officially left Hartford for Raleigh :tear: Although I guess a bunch of people who post here were probably happy about that.
http://espn.go.com/blog/nhl/post/_/id/7735/this-day-in-sports-history-the-whale-leaves
http://espn.go.com/blog/nhl/post/_/id/7735/this-day-in-sports-history-the-whale-leaves
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ResIpsaDeac
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On this date in 1937, the Hindenburg burst into flames & crashed while docking in Lakehurst, NJ.
Deacsfan27
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There are a lot of opinions on this facts thread.
DeaconCav06
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You're a doofus.
KickballDeac
Bernie Eskimo Bro
52 Years and $750 Million Prove Einstein Was Right
In a tour de force of technology and just plain stubbornness spanning half a century and costing more than $750 million, a team of experimenters from Stanford University reported on Wednesday that a set of orbiting gyroscopes had detected a slight sag and an even slighter twist in space-time.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/05/science/space/05gravity.html?_r=1&ref=science
In a tour de force of technology and just plain stubbornness spanning half a century and costing more than $750 million, a team of experimenters from Stanford University reported on Wednesday that a set of orbiting gyroscopes had detected a slight sag and an even slighter twist in space-time.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/05/science/space/05gravity.html?_r=1&ref=science
WO.:willynilly::willynilly::willynilly:
Tomorrow is the 99th Anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. We should have a group viewing of this to celebrate:
Does anyone else see the face in the main stack?
getsomeDEACinya
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yes!! it looks like..."oh shit I think I'm going to sink"
DeaconPeach
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On today's date in 1686, Gabriel Daniel Fahrenheit was born. Thanks to him we will know exactly how frickin' hot it will be today by looking at one of his mercury thermometers. Thanks Gabe...
HeavyPetter
Carnal Decadence
No. Most people just don't give a shit either way.
ImTheCaptain
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Fact: May 24 is Bob Dylan's Birthday
Happy 70th!
Happy 70th!
WrongThreadDeac
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Me too, but I do have an affinity for Amber Lynn.
DeaconSlim2.0
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Just out of curiosity...looked this up.
In order for this to happen, John Tyler had his 13th kid (out of 15) at the age of 63 (and his 14th and 15th kids at 66 and 70)...
That 13th child then had 3 children each with two wives, the 4th and 5th of which are still alive, whom he had at 71 and 75 respectively.
That family liked to fuck!!
rjequalsmj
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Fact: Dented REALLLLY likes the 90s
A friend of mine needed a kidney transplant. He was less worried about finding a match than most.
His father was one of a family of eleven siblings. His mother had ten brothers and sisters.
He had over 120 first cousins.
His father was one of a family of eleven siblings. His mother had ten brothers and sisters.
He had over 120 first cousins.
ImTheCaptain
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my mom has been on a crazy geneology kick lately; all of my ancestors (german, arrived in the mid 1600s) had like 12-20 kids, some of which would not survive to adulthood. my guess it was pretty common for farming families.
ellisat2
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Every RJ post reads like he's starting a new short story.
Did any of his 120 first cousins cut out anyone's tongue?
TownieDeac
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I'm just surprised he didn't use first names.