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Running the gamut…sobering and sad to super silly. Love these…but I will admit the tanks with tea service? A fave…and the bodies in Ben’s basement? Ick. Thanks for the history lessons – conjuring giggles and gasps. 😉
My pleasure, Victoria.
Well, that was enlightening! Thanks.
Things that make you go hmmmmmm.
*hugs ‘coonskin cap a little closer to her heart after such betrayal, Dan’l 😱*
;>)
We may not want to claim all of this as our history. 😆
And I thought I knew some history! Wow! I gasped at several, giggled at many, and had to read a few twice! To think even a baboon would work for brandy. 😬 Thank you for the enlightenment, Mitch!
My pleasure, as always, Karla.
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Lol, we Brits can’t do anything without a cup of tea!
;>)
Fascinating, and some highly disturbing. Where did you find all this stuff?
All over the place, really, Maryanne. Lots of googling.
Speaking of history, if you haven’t already read “They Went That-A-Way” by Malcolm Forbes, you should grab a copy off Amazon. A fun fact-filled little book on how “the famous, infamous and the great died.” Quite a few surprises in there!
I’ll check it out, Nancy!
Such interesting tid-bits of history, Mitch. Thanks for sharing the best of your internet-gleaning!
My pleasure, Nancy.
If this is the history I had been taught in school, I would have much less antagonism towards it 🙂
I know what you mean. My favorite history teacher was one who peppered his lectures with litle-known facts and surprising stories.
I love it! Especially the fortune teller’s prediction to Hitler. Know what else? I don’t care if it is capital “T” True or not.
fascinating!!
You’ve most certainly improved the content delivery of your blog since found time to last access it.
It’s definitely good for one with short attention span.
Well, Fridays certainly are anyway. I post of mix of longer and shorter blogs.
Lol I enjoyed this quick informative slide show. Taught me some new stuff.
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This post is paradise for history buff like me!! Thanks for sharing such amazing stories
My pleasure, Kailash.