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What did you learn today?
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Today I learned about the Sea Beggars and their role in the Dutch revolt against Spain in the 16th century. I'd never heard of them, before.
I learned that, according to a several articles from 2011, one can rent out Liechtenstein for $70,000 per night. Sorry if this is old news, but it's new news to me.
Does one, upon receipt of the rental receipt 
, become Lord Ruler while renting it?
, become Lord Ruler while renting it?
That I'm not sure of.Does one, upon receipt of the rental receipt
Leave the gun. Take the cannoli.Cannoli makes a mighty breakfast!
I think I learned the chords to the chorus of Blueberry Hill. I looked at youtube and google, but nothing really sounded right.
B B7
Bb7 Ebm
Eb F#7
B B7
Bb7 Ebm
Eb F#7
This morning, I had a pyroclastic premonition. So I had to ask, did Yogi register a tremor, and do bears do this sort of thing …? While there was a sulphur-like pong in the air, the corresponding silence was deafening. … And then a distant voice, "Invalid Link Removed." hit me upside the dread.
It turns out, if I'm right, the dog probably let one rip at the foot of the bed, scared himself into wakefulness, and, in the process, head-butted the bedpost. Earlier on, he voluntarily set up shop on the back porch. This is a clear indication. But …
It turns out, if I'm right, the dog probably let one rip at the foot of the bed, scared himself into wakefulness, and, in the process, head-butted the bedpost. Earlier on, he voluntarily set up shop on the back porch. This is a clear indication. But …
… Invalid Link Removed that over 100 earthquakes, including a few “swarms” were reported in the Yellowstone region in March alone, which has fueled a lot of the fear and speculation about possible imminent eruptions. What you won’t learn if you don’t read beyond the headline or dig deeper than a tweet, however, is that the strongest of those earthquakes was just a magnitude 3.1 and that this kind of activity is “pretty normal,” …
Fears that earthquake activity (as well as full moons, asteroids, comets and just about anything else you can think of) will set off Yellowstone have been with us for years. Last summer’s Invalid Link Removed, so it shouldn’t be surprising that strong quakes in neighboring states are getting people riled up again.
But the science states quite simply that no eruption is imminent at Yellowstone and when a real threat does begin to emerge, Invalid Link Removed. …
Fears that earthquake activity (as well as full moons, asteroids, comets and just about anything else you can think of) will set off Yellowstone have been with us for years. Last summer’s Invalid Link Removed, so it shouldn’t be surprising that strong quakes in neighboring states are getting people riled up again.
But the science states quite simply that no eruption is imminent at Yellowstone and when a real threat does begin to emerge, Invalid Link Removed. …
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I learned that there is such a thing as chocolate toothpaste.
