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Doug K Free

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  1. about 11 hours ago on Back in the Day

    Wet.

  2. about 11 hours ago on Ziggy

    Were you standing on your hind legs?

  3. about 18 hours ago on Brevity

    Baa!

  4. about 18 hours ago on Chuckle Bros

    He took a chance and he jumped into it … (Sadly?), he did not land on his feet – he ended up on his back.

  5. about 18 hours ago on Chuckle Bros

    Before the Fosbury Flop most elite jumpers used the straddle (or belly roll) technique, Western Roll, Eastern cut-off, or scissors jump to clear the bar.

  6. about 18 hours ago on Herman

    Was there an accident? Or does he have a hybrid?

    Was a hybrid accidentally created?

  7. about 18 hours ago on Reality Check

    … He knew him before he became Doctor Octopus.

  8. about 18 hours ago on Free Range

    Throwing rocks (or money) at every problem does not solve every problem – yet that’s what some, even today, try to do.

  9. about 19 hours ago on Shoe

    On the history/invention/evolution of the zipper from Wikipedia:

    In 1851, Elias Howe received a patent for an “Improvement in Fastenings for Garments”. It was more like an elaborate drawstring than a true slide fastener.

    in 1893, Whitcomb L. Judson patented a “Shoe-Fastening” and is sometimes given credit as the inventor of the zipper. He started the Universal Fastener Company.

    In 1909, Gideon Sundback, a Swedish-American electrical engineer, worked on improving the fastener, and he registered a patent in Germany.

  10. about 19 hours ago on Close to Home

    How about I post that sign in my front yard?