[quote]ethanwest wrote:
It is commonly claimed that the Great Wall of China is the only man-made object visible from the Moon. This is false.[/quote]
Hold up: What else can you see from the moon? I’ve never heard that before.
The United States Army effectively uses sound-waves to scare opposing forces in the Middle East.
The United States has had 56 Presidents.[/quote]
No it’s actually true. Before George Washington, the Continental Congress elected a new President for a one year term each year. This happened 12 times before Washington was elected in 1789. I heard about it on Pawn Stars.
[quote]ethanwest wrote:
It is commonly claimed that the Great Wall of China is the only man-made object visible from the Moon. This is false.[/quote]
Hold up: What else can you see from the moon? I’ve never heard that before.
The United States Army effectively uses sound-waves to scare opposing forces in the Middle East.
The United States has had 56 Presidents.[/quote]
No it’s actually true. Before George Washington, the Continental Congress elected a new President for a one year term each year. This happened 12 times before Washington was elected in 1789. I heard about it on Pawn Stars.[/quote]
No. History fail. Please read history books instead of getting ‘facts’ from a reality show.
Continental Congress Presidents were not Constitutional Presidents of the United States. Those “presidents” ‘presided’ over the Continental Congress(es) much in the way the Vice President ‘presides’ over the Senate.
Continental Congressional Presidents did not preside over the not-then-created Executive Branch of the United States as Constitutional Presidents of the United States do. They were not Executive Officers in serving in the capacity that Presidents starting with G.Washington do.
No. History fail. Please read history books instead of getting ‘facts’ from a reality show.
Continental Congress Presidents were not Constitutional Presidents of the United States. Those “presidents” ‘presided’ over the Continental Congress(es) much in the way the Vice President ‘presides’ over the Senate.
Continental Congressional Presidents did not preside over the not-then-created Executive Branch of the United States as Constitutional Presidents of the United States do. They were not Executive Officers in serving in the capacity that Presidents starting with G.Washington do.
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I stand corrected. I bow to a skill far greater then my own.
[quote]Jewbacca wrote:
No one says “Play it again, Sam” during the movie Casablanca.
The yellow crumbs left on your hands after eating Cheetos are called “chittles.”
The giraffee is the tallest kosher animal.
The moose is the largest/heaviest kosher animal.
President Dwight Eisenhower’s father was Jewish, and the President practiced Judaism until he ran for President, when it became a potential political liability, and he became a Presbetyrian.[/quote]
Both Former President Roosevelts were related to the first American-born Saint, St. Elizabeth Bayley Seton.
2000 Super Bowl XXXIV St. Louis Rams defeat Tennessee Titans 23-16 Atlanta, GA
1995 Super Bowl XXIX San Francisco 49ers defeat San Diego Chargers 49-26 Miami, FL
1990 Super Bowl XXIV San Francisco 49ers defeat Denver Broncos 55-10 New Orleans, LA
1989 Super Bowl XXIII San Francisco 49ers defeat Cincinnati Bengals 20-16 Miami, FL
1985 Super Bowl XIX San Francisco 49ers defeat Miami Dolphins 38-16 Stanford, CA
1982 Super Bowl XVI San Francisco 49ers defeat Cincinnati Bengals 26-21 Pontiac, MI
The NFC West has only won the Super Bowl 13% in the history of the Super Bowl NFL.