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I’m sure you’ve heard the expression “It’s raining cats and dogs out there!”
Of course that sentence is usually said simply to drive home the point that it’s raining really, really hard, but it can actually be true in the literal sense on occasion.
Not only has it been known to “rain” cats and dogs, but also fish, frogs, cows and even human beings.
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As I mentioned here, Bud Abbott and Lou Costello were the most popular and most highly paid comedians of their era (the 1940s and early 1950s).
This hilarious due created and performed some of the most famous comedy routines in entertainment history, including a true classic that seems to never get old…
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I was born, raised and currently live just a few minute’s drive from the Virginia/Tennessee state line and I’ve visited and traveled through our southern neighbor countless times over the years.
It’s probably safe to say that I know just about as much about Tennessee as anyone who isn’t actually from there, but there are several very interesting facts about the state that I didn’t know until I watched the short video featured below. [Read more…]
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Back in September of 2022 I received a question from a reader named Lisa asking if automobile extended warranties from CarShield were a good deal.
Truth be told I didn’t know enough about CarShield to immediately provide a reliable answer. But being the curious kind (and wanting to help Lisa if I could) I decided to check into it. [Read more…]
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No doubt you’ve noticed all the cell towers that dot the landscape these days.
I’m guessing you’re thankful to have them for the times when you really need to make an important phone call.
Have you ever wondered how the maintenance crews get up there to fix problems and make upgrades?