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* A 450-year-old piece of Charles V's pinkie lends support to the theory that it was gout that led one of the most powerful rulers of all time to abdicate.
* Die Hard 4, "Live Free or Die Hard", will hit theaters next june. Woo hoo!
*The caretakers of Ernest Hemingway's Key West home want a federal judge to intervene in their dispute with the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture over the six-toed cats that roam the property.. The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum disputes the USDA's claim that it is an "exhibitor" of cats and needs to have a USDA Animal Welfare License. More than 50 descendants of a multi-toed cat the novelist received as a gift in 1935 wander the grounds of the home, where Hemingway lived for more than 10 years and wrote "A Farewell to Arms" and "To Have and Have Not." The agency has repeatedly denied a license for the Hemingway home under the Animal Welfare Act, which the home contends governs animals in commerce. The USDA has threatened to charge the home $200 per cat per day for violating the act. Of course, the government wants to line their pockets. bastards!!!
* Hound dog mauls Elvis's teddy bear. Oh that sucks.
* "Star Trek" memorabilia spanning four decades — including Vulcan jewelry and Starfleet mini-dresses — went on display Wednesday in London in preparation for the first official auction of studio items from the sci-fi phenomenon. Christie's Auction House in New York is hosting the auction. I wanna go.
* Police in the German city of Aachen received an unusual call for help late Wednesday when a woman telephoned to complain her husband was not fulfilling his sexual obligations. Ma'am, I'll be right over.
* Freddy Fender has incurable cancer. Sad very sad. Love the guy.
* Man accused of tapping power for 14 years. If you could do it, you would and you know it.
* Loaded gun found on back of bank toilet.
* Are the Eagles working on working on a new album? That's what I hear.
* Heavy people may collapse more in heat ya think? I bet they hit the ground harder too. Dumbass!
* Scottish sex scandal court case nears climax sex scandal near climax. hahahahaha
* Nude man leads police to marijuana farm. If you like to go naked, just make sure you keep the hidden stuff hidden. I guess he was used to letting it all hang out. blahahahahahahaha
* Paris Hilton: 'Who's Tony Blair?'. This is why some animals eat their young.
* Ohio Man Claims Civil Right To Have Sex With Boys... A suburban Cleveland man accused of sexually assaulting nine disabled boys told a judge Wednesday that his apartment was a religious sanctuary where smoking marijuana and having sex with children are sacred rituals protected by civil rights laws.
Today in History:
1492 - Christopher Columbus sets sail from Palos de la Frontera, Spain.
1527 - First known letter was sent from North America by John Rut while at St. John's, Newfoundland.
1678 - Robert LaSalle builds the Griffon, the first known ship built in America.
1783 - Mount Asama erupts in Japan, killing 35,000 people.
1900 - Firestone Tire & Rubber Company founded.
1914 Germany invades Belgium & declares war on France in WW I
1921 1st aerial cropdusting (Troy Ohio to kill caterpillars)
1923 - The deceased Warren G. Harding succeeded by Vice President Calvin Coolidge as the 30th President of the United States.
1955 Hurricane Connie begins pounding US for 11 days
1958 - The nuclear submarine USS Nautilus travels beneath the Arctic ice cap.
1963 Allan Sherman releases "Hello Mudda, Hello Fadda"
1963 Beatles final performance at the Cavern Club in Liverpool
1963 Great Train Robbery-$2.5 M ($3.25 M) robbed
1970 Hurricane "Celia" becomes most expensive Gulf storm in history
1971 Paul McCartney announces the formation of his group Wings
1973 Flash fire kills 51 at amusement park. (Isle of Man, UK)
1974 Guitarist Jeff Baxter quits Steely Dan & joins Doobie Brothers
1975 - A privately chartered Boeing 707 impacts the mountainside near Agadir, Morocco killing 188.
1989 Lawrence Delisle drives his 4 kids into river
2004 - The pedestal of the Statue of Liberty reopens after being closed since the September 11, 2001 attacks.
2005 - President Maaouya Ould Sid'Ahmed Taya of Mauritania is overthrown in a military coup while attending the funeral of King Fahd in Saudi Arabia.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY:
1811 Elisha Graves Otis inventor (safe elevator)
1860 - W.K. Dickson, Scottish inventor (d. 1935) inventor of the motion picture camera under the employ of Thomas Edison
1900 John T Scopes Tennessee teacher convicted for teaching evolution
1926 Tony Bennett Queens NY, singer (Left a body part in SF)
1940 Martin Sheen actor (Subject Was Roses, Wall St)
1941 Martha Stewart cookbook author/actress (Those Two)
1950 John Landis director (Twilight Zone)
1963 James Hetfield heavy metal rocker (Metallica-Helpless)
1963 - Ed Roland, American musician, singer and songwriter (Collective Soul)
Deaths on this day:
1966 Lenny Bruce comedian, dies of a morphine overdose
1983 Carolyn Jones actress (Morticia-Addams Family), dies at 54 of cancer
* Die Hard 4, "Live Free or Die Hard", will hit theaters next june. Woo hoo!
*The caretakers of Ernest Hemingway's Key West home want a federal judge to intervene in their dispute with the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture over the six-toed cats that roam the property.. The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum disputes the USDA's claim that it is an "exhibitor" of cats and needs to have a USDA Animal Welfare License. More than 50 descendants of a multi-toed cat the novelist received as a gift in 1935 wander the grounds of the home, where Hemingway lived for more than 10 years and wrote "A Farewell to Arms" and "To Have and Have Not." The agency has repeatedly denied a license for the Hemingway home under the Animal Welfare Act, which the home contends governs animals in commerce. The USDA has threatened to charge the home $200 per cat per day for violating the act. Of course, the government wants to line their pockets. bastards!!!
* Hound dog mauls Elvis's teddy bear. Oh that sucks.
* "Star Trek" memorabilia spanning four decades — including Vulcan jewelry and Starfleet mini-dresses — went on display Wednesday in London in preparation for the first official auction of studio items from the sci-fi phenomenon. Christie's Auction House in New York is hosting the auction. I wanna go.
* Police in the German city of Aachen received an unusual call for help late Wednesday when a woman telephoned to complain her husband was not fulfilling his sexual obligations. Ma'am, I'll be right over.
* Freddy Fender has incurable cancer. Sad very sad. Love the guy.
* Man accused of tapping power for 14 years. If you could do it, you would and you know it.
* Loaded gun found on back of bank toilet.
* Are the Eagles working on working on a new album? That's what I hear.
* Heavy people may collapse more in heat ya think? I bet they hit the ground harder too. Dumbass!
* Scottish sex scandal court case nears climax sex scandal near climax. hahahahaha
* Nude man leads police to marijuana farm. If you like to go naked, just make sure you keep the hidden stuff hidden. I guess he was used to letting it all hang out. blahahahahahahaha
* Paris Hilton: 'Who's Tony Blair?'. This is why some animals eat their young.
* Ohio Man Claims Civil Right To Have Sex With Boys... A suburban Cleveland man accused of sexually assaulting nine disabled boys told a judge Wednesday that his apartment was a religious sanctuary where smoking marijuana and having sex with children are sacred rituals protected by civil rights laws.
Today in History:
1492 - Christopher Columbus sets sail from Palos de la Frontera, Spain.
1527 - First known letter was sent from North America by John Rut while at St. John's, Newfoundland.
1678 - Robert LaSalle builds the Griffon, the first known ship built in America.
1783 - Mount Asama erupts in Japan, killing 35,000 people.
1900 - Firestone Tire & Rubber Company founded.
1914 Germany invades Belgium & declares war on France in WW I
1921 1st aerial cropdusting (Troy Ohio to kill caterpillars)
1923 - The deceased Warren G. Harding succeeded by Vice President Calvin Coolidge as the 30th President of the United States.
1955 Hurricane Connie begins pounding US for 11 days
1958 - The nuclear submarine USS Nautilus travels beneath the Arctic ice cap.
1963 Allan Sherman releases "Hello Mudda, Hello Fadda"
1963 Beatles final performance at the Cavern Club in Liverpool
1963 Great Train Robbery-$2.5 M ($3.25 M) robbed
1970 Hurricane "Celia" becomes most expensive Gulf storm in history
1971 Paul McCartney announces the formation of his group Wings
1973 Flash fire kills 51 at amusement park. (Isle of Man, UK)
1974 Guitarist Jeff Baxter quits Steely Dan & joins Doobie Brothers
1975 - A privately chartered Boeing 707 impacts the mountainside near Agadir, Morocco killing 188.
1989 Lawrence Delisle drives his 4 kids into river
2004 - The pedestal of the Statue of Liberty reopens after being closed since the September 11, 2001 attacks.
2005 - President Maaouya Ould Sid'Ahmed Taya of Mauritania is overthrown in a military coup while attending the funeral of King Fahd in Saudi Arabia.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY:
1811 Elisha Graves Otis inventor (safe elevator)
1860 - W.K. Dickson, Scottish inventor (d. 1935) inventor of the motion picture camera under the employ of Thomas Edison
1900 John T Scopes Tennessee teacher convicted for teaching evolution
1926 Tony Bennett Queens NY, singer (Left a body part in SF)
1940 Martin Sheen actor (Subject Was Roses, Wall St)
1941 Martha Stewart cookbook author/actress (Those Two)
1950 John Landis director (Twilight Zone)
1963 James Hetfield heavy metal rocker (Metallica-Helpless)
1963 - Ed Roland, American musician, singer and songwriter (Collective Soul)
Deaths on this day:
1966 Lenny Bruce comedian, dies of a morphine overdose
1983 Carolyn Jones actress (Morticia-Addams Family), dies at 54 of cancer
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