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CARTOON 01-12-2019

Evidence of takeout restaurants has been found in Pompeii.

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John Graziano John Graziano — January 12, 2019
1. If you added all the rests between beats, your heart stands still for about 12 years in a lifetime. 2. The blob of toothpaste that sits on a toothbrush is called a "nurdle." 3. The "olden" arches? Evidence of takeout restaurants has been found in Pompeii.

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CARTOON 02-18-2019

1. Princeton University's first graduate student was U.S. President James Madison. 2. The youngest athlete to place in the Olympics was Greek gymnast Dimitrios Loundras, finishing third at the 1896 games at just 10 years old! 3. The landscapes in Disney's "Bambi" were inspired by Song Dynasty paintings.

CARTOON 02-17-2019

1. On April 14, 1945, the nazi submarine U-1206 sank due to the misuse of the toilet. 2. The first man to propose with a diamond ring was Archduke Maximilian of Austria in 1477. 3. Steve Young is the only left-handed quarterback in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. 4. Camels can't swim!

CARTOON 02-16-2019

1. The town of Dish, Texas, formerly known as Clark, changed its name in exchange for a decade of free basic television and DVRs for all residents. 2. MIT grad Ani Liu creates perfumes that smell like people - including one reminiscent of her husband for when she misses him! 3. Your liver fluctuates in size!

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