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October 21, 2004
“Expand your mind”
I personally don’t even have a TV, but for you, here are the “Top 100 Shows of All Time” at The Classic TV Database. "TV's so much part of the environment in the U.S. that people don't even notice when it disappears." So, Mitch Altman invented a new universal remote that turns off almost any television, TV Be Gone! (Site experiences some bandwidth problems in the evenings right now...)
Note to self: “The next time you get a contact allergy that develops a rash, and everyone tells you not to scratch it, listen to them”
What Not To Bring While Attending Bob Jones University. (From "Cynical-c")
bicycle chain rings from Bike Works, NYC
Abacus, the art of calculating with beads.
Explaining Scientology for kids and information about David Koresh & the Branch Davidians. (From Rick Ross, who composed a long list of destructive cults, controversial groups and movements)
Explore The "Tattooed Stalin” - Heavy body art of prisoners in the Soviet Union. (From “Gigantic Memorials from the Communist Dictatorship”, which also offers a bronze Lenin bust for sale, for only $16,900)
Get a little head, with The Shuar head hunters
The Devil's Rope Historic Barbed Wire Museum Homepage, by Delbert Trew. The History of Barbed Wire
Repeat: History of betel chewing. (Previous article: Chewing betel nuts in San Francisco's Mission district, from "Eclectic Desserts")
Many More Unusual Oddities and Crazy linkage Here
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