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Eddie 6 month s ago
#4 One good rat terrier could dispatch them all!
       
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Onie 6 month s ago
#22 The CIA didn't exist in 1944.
       
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Greg 6 month s ago
The moderator of this site seems to be a bit bonkers. They bleep out the innocent k****r whale but allow the word slaughter when describing something. Very odd indeed.
       
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Frederica 6 month s ago
#6 is not a killer whale. Also, why on earth would you censor killer?
       
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Eric 6 month s ago
#8 Well it's London. Victorian London was disgusting. People couldn't bathe. Water from pumps was often polluted by nearby cesspools under apartment buildings. Cholera was a real killer back then. People were literally dying to leave serfdom in the countryside.
       
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"Babe Ruth constantly cheated on his wives during his baseball career. A detective that the New York Yankees hired to follow him one night in Chicago reported that Ruth had been with six women. Another player said that he was not Ruth's roommate while traveling; "I room with his suitcase"."

 

"In 1671 a man attempted to steal the Crown Jewels, and when he was caught he was brought before King Charles II, who found him so amusing that not only did her pardon the man, but he also ended up giving him massive lands in Ireland and a pension of £500 a year (£92,000 today)."

 

"Super Bowl XXXIV (34) is known as the "Dot-Com Super Bowl" because it featured 14 ads from 14 different dot-com companies, each paying an average of $2.2 million per spot. Of these companies, four are still active, five were bought by other companies, and the remaining five are defunct."

 

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