To what lengths must we go to ensure sexual consent? Rarely have I found anything so funny on so many levels. Seriously. Laughing at that video damn near got me kicked out of the library today. I swear I'm going to go around for the rest of the week asking people if we should "discuss article 20
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It's an entirely satirical article about the rising cost of mimicing the "Twelve Days of Christmas." I have to wonder whether the 9 ladies dancing really qualifies as "skilled labor." Or does the number cited factor in tips?
Here's an interesting article for you. The U.S. mint is once again encouraging the use of $1 coins. They intend to release one dollar coins featuring each U.S. President, starting with George Washington and issuing 4 new coins a year, similar to the state quarters thing
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"Abraham Lincoln really did a number on us," said Thomas Naylor, "He convinced the vast majority of Americans that secession is illegal, immoral and unconstitutional."
Apparently, the song "Red River Valley" originally had nothing to do with any landmark in Texas. It refers to a British occupation of Manitoba, Canada. Damn screwy landmark naming if you ask me, ending up with two Red Revers on the same continent. (Even, at least partly, in the same country
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