It has been a decade since ‘the dress’ make news.. caused debate.. and led to a true crime story.
We are fixated on it again.. trying our best to determine the color and why we still debate today.
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It has been a decade since ‘the dress’ make news.. caused debate.. and led to a true crime story.
We are fixated on it again.. trying our best to determine the color and why we still debate today.
Join us!
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I am on a mission to find and buy presidents’ heads. Let me explain.
I’m talking about those iconic, oversized heads of George Washington or Abraham Lincoln that used to adorn classroom walls in the early 1900s. You know the ones—giant oval cutouts that loomed over children as they tackled their studies, offering a silent, patriotic presence, and in the case of honest Abe, a slightly melancholy and distinct stare..
But everyone I talk to says they are gone for good…
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A few tidbits about Cinco De Mayo so you just don’t celebrate without at least a bit of knowledge of history.
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That 1990s moment when the entire world came together to watch a slow speed car chase on a beautiful summer day.. when America came together to collectively watch a trial in the court room on television, in class rooms.. workplaces..
And when the world fell apart and was clearly divided at a jury decision with an acquit because it didn’t fit..
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Annual April 1st fake stories by websites and news outlets to trick people have become tiring and unfunny. April Fool’s Day may have started in France in 1564, or earlier, with roots in ancient celebrations and possibly linked to Loki, the mythic trickster.
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Netflix’s “THE OCTOPUS MURDERS” includes a contentious segment on the JFK assassination featuring a controversial version of the Zapruder film. So … let’s talk about the floating tree and the limo driver.
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