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wow i have not been on here in a long time
user1025211128:
Since 2009 you didn't post here? :p
internalmyme:
I know I am not that interesting of person haha I never have been a a posty type I guess eh it's over rated!
A Montana man has sued media giant Viacom, saying the MTV show "Jackass" plagiarized his name, infringed on the trademark and copyright o his name and defamed his good character.
The plaintiff's name is Jack Ass. That's right, that is now his legal name. He changed his name from Bob Craft to Jack Ass in 1997, he says, in order to raise awareness about the...
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The plaintiff's name is Jack Ass. That's right, that is now his legal name. He changed his name from Bob Craft to Jack Ass in 1997, he says, in order to raise awareness about the...
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Frostbite Falls, Minnesota, was home to Rocky and Bullwinkle.
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), the first film featuring the character Indiana Jones, was crawling with four-, eight-, and no-legged creatures:
- Number of boas, cobras and pythons used in the film: 7,500
- Number of tarantulas: 50
- Source of the name "Indiana Jones": it was the name of producer George Lucas' pet Malamute....
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Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), the first film featuring the character Indiana Jones, was crawling with four-, eight-, and no-legged creatures:
- Number of boas, cobras and pythons used in the film: 7,500
- Number of tarantulas: 50
- Source of the name "Indiana Jones": it was the name of producer George Lucas' pet Malamute....
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Useless Facts
The first man to distill bourbon whiskey in the United States was a Baptist preacher, in 1789.
The Aztec Indians of Mexico believed turquoise would protect them from physical harm, and so warriors used these green and blue stones to decorate their battle shields.
More than 5,000 years ago, the Chinese discovered how to make silk from silkworm cocoons. For about 3,000 years,...
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The first man to distill bourbon whiskey in the United States was a Baptist preacher, in 1789.
The Aztec Indians of Mexico believed turquoise would protect them from physical harm, and so warriors used these green and blue stones to decorate their battle shields.
More than 5,000 years ago, the Chinese discovered how to make silk from silkworm cocoons. For about 3,000 years,...
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