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Since we may be faced with the end of the world this summer ( photo credit: Ethan Hein), we might as well enjoy the spring weather. A few thoughts:
The Knicks fired Isaiah (finally) at the same time the Pope arrived in New York. Coincidence? Hmm.
I got nostalgic for one ... Continue reading »
The Knicks fired Isaiah (finally) at the same time the Pope arrived in New York. Coincidence? Hmm.
I got nostalgic for one ... Continue reading »
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1 year ago
Thanks for the link!
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On another note, you will be amazed at how many people no longer remember D.B. Cooper, even with the recent false reports of his discovery. You may have to provide a guide to folklore as a part of your postings.
1 year ago
Didn't they find that he (DBC) died recently after living a double life?
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I saw a History Channel show about it that had a lady claiming to be his wife. Supposedly, he confessed his crime before he died. The physical description matched very well and there were some other uncanny things that matched (can't remember all of them though). It may or may not have been him, but everything he told her would have made sense given the circumstances.
Found this link:
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/doubleissue/myster...
1 year ago
And Curmudgeon, I do try to throw a few pop-culture references in there to get heads-a-scratchin' sometimes, especially if I didn't know the reference until a few days earlier myself :)
Ah, Eliot. I haven't read The Hollow Men since college, but when I looked at Wikipedia I saw this little interesting bit: "Perhaps most revealing, though, is Eliot's response, a 'no', when asked if he would write these lines again: One reason is that while the association of the H-bomb is irrelevant to it, it would today come to everyone's mind. Another is that he is not sure the world will end with either. People whose houses were bombed have told him they don't remember hearing anything." Apparently it actually referred to Guy Fawke's whimpering when executed. Who knew? Learn something new every day.
Wikipedia (if it's actually true more than 90% of the time) is fascinating.
1 year ago
@Ron - Thanks for the story and the link. There used to be a DB Cooper restaurant in my town that celebrated the folklore. They turned it into a Hooters several years ago (sigh . . .).