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My 13 favorite shoes 1.  2.  3.  4.  5.  6.  7.  8.  9.  10.  11.  12.  and my favorite... 13.  |
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13 Movies I'd like to see (in no particular order) 1.Bonneville  2.American Gangster  3.August Rush  4.Charlie Wilson's War  5.Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull  6.Atonement  7.Fools Gold  8.Vantage Point  9.The Bank Job  10.The Other Boleyn Girl  11.The bucket List  12.Step Up 2 the Streets 2  13.Jumper  |
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13 Lessons learned from the History Channel 1. A pig is as smart as a three year old human. 2. Valentine's Day 1929: not a good day for gangster Bugs Moran. On this day Al Capone used his trademark tommy gun in to take him and his men out in the St. Valentine's Massacre. 3. The Russian Red Army snipers, known for patience and stealth, helped to break the siege of Stalingrad. However, there is a little known force--the Red Army's deadly women snipers, who fought alongside the men. 4. We eat about 7 million tons of candy yearly. 5. From 1300 to 1850 there was what scientists now call the Little Ice Age. It froze Viking colonists in Greenland, accelerated the Black Death in Europe, decimated the Spanish Armada, and helped trigger the French Revolution. New York Harbor froze and people walked from Manhattan to Staten Island, Eskimos sailed kayaks as far south as Scotland, and two feet of snow fell on New England in June and July during "the Year Without a Summer". 6. Toxic traffic is everywhere! An average of 800,000 shipments of hazardous materials hit our highways and railways daily. 7. Mail order pornography first took of in the 19th century, in Victoria's England. 8. Today, vacationers travel from British Columbia north through the Yukon Pass on their way to Fairbanks, Alaska, thanks to one 2-lane roadway, the 1,522-mile long Alaska Highway. A bit treacherous in spots and best driven in the few summer months the region provides, it's an unrivaled engineering feat that took 11,000 soldiers only eight months to build in 1942. 9. During the Vietnam war, there were hunderds on underground tunnels where many of the most important battles were faught. 10. Virginia was not only the home of the first permanent British colony; it was the birthplace of eight presidents of the United States. 11. Discovered around 18,000 years ago, tobacco was first cultivated in the Andes between 5000 and 3000 B.C. 12. Freemasons are the world's oldest secret society. They led the Revolution, framed the Declaration of Independence and Constitution, designed our nation's capital, and in the early years of the Republic, grew to unmatched heights of influence and power. 13. There are hundreds of idiots willing to get on TV and tell you how the alien took them away. |
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My 13 favorite foods 1. Lasagna 2. Spagetti 3. Potato Soup 4. Steak 5. Mashed potatoes 6. BBQ Ribs 7. Shrimp Dip 8. Chicken and Rice 9. Poppyseed Chicken 10.Black Eyed Peas 11.Chocolate Cake 12.Cornbread 13.Roast |
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