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You learn something new every day...

Hubert

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They say "You learn something new every day."

So I thought that maybe we could all post things that we learned throughout the course of the day at the end of the day, whether it be a random piece of trivia or a life lesson...

Yeah...watch this thread fail miserably...
 

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So I thought that maybe we could all post things that we learned throughout the course of the day at the end of the day, whether it be a random piece of trivia or a life lesson...
Well I did realize recently that having a good memory for lyrics and dialogue can be a bit of a curse. I've always been able to soak things up very easily when say listening to my ipod or watching movies and the euphoria goes very high. But very quickly I get quite down and depressed once the novelty wears off (being prone to depression in general anyway). Sometimes I think I'd be happier with a memory that wasn't so quick, lol.
 

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Yeah...watch this thread fail miserably...
That's what I was getting ready to say... somehow, I get the feeling this thread is going to turn into yet another muffin bakery.
 

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I learned today that in Denver, the #18 is apparently considered a gang symbol.

Daniel
 

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DSnowth will like this one. I found this one out a while ago...

but you know the crappy 1970's cartoon "Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan?"

Klinger freaking wrote it! Seriously! He's even on the Saturday morning Cartoons 1970's Volume 1 special feature about that series to talk about it.

WOW! I almost have respect for that series now.
 

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Human interaction is hard and confusing (and annoying)

Do too less stuff and people think you're ignorant. Do too much stuff and they call you cocky.
 

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I learned today that in Denver, the #18 is apparently considered a gang symbol.
I saw that! It was pretty strange to see, but I guess they will be able to keep rocking all those Tim Tebow and Kyle Orton uniforms they have no use for anymore.
 

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DSnowth will like this one. I found this one out a while ago...

but you know the crappy 1970's cartoon "Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan?"

Klinger freaking wrote it! Seriously! He's even on the Saturday morning Cartoons 1970's Volume 1 special feature about that series to talk about it.

WOW! I almost have respect for that series now.
From what I understand, he had a not-quite-successful career as a television writer, IIRC, I believe he and a writing partner wrote mostly for game shows and such back in the 70s, and had it not been for M*A*S*H, he probably either would've continued writing, or he would have quit show business altogether, because his acting career was nil.
 

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I learned that during the 70s, there was almost an animated Marx Brothers series. Supposedly, a pilot was made (by Filmation, of all people).
 
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