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The abbreviation "OMG" was first used in 1917 by British Admiral John Arbuthnot Fisher in a letter to Winston Churchill.

John Graziano — March 13, 2021

1. When he retired, Emerson Moser, the senior crayon maker at Crayola, admitted he was color blind. He molded 1.4 billion crayons during his 37-year career with the company. 2. The abbreviation "OMG" was first used in 1917 by British Admiral John Arbuthnot Fisher in a letter to Winston Churchill. 3. The University of Minnesota is older than the state of Minnesota. The university was founded in 1851 - seven years before Minnesota was admitted as the 32nd U.S. state.

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