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  • The Hass avocado was patented in 1935 by Rudolph Hass, a mailman from California.

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  • WELCOME TO PAGE 350 - WE MADE IT FOLKS !!!

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  • Referees get Super Bowl rings too.

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    These traditional garments represent the country’s cultural identity and are worn on special occasions.

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    Sagym is a traditional Turkmen wrestling competition that requires physical strength, agility, and quick reflexes.

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    Nisa was once a prominent city of the Parthian Empire and is now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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    The country has invested in the construction of modern trade corridors and infrastructure to enhance regional connectivity and revive the ancient trading route.

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  • @FrankZ said:

    @MrEd said:

    @FrankZ said:

    @MrEd said:

    @FrankZ said:
    How you doing these days @MrEd ? Staying busy ?

    I am fine. I have reached my last year's goals (I passed the exam), but work didn't do itself, so now I have a little bit of backlog to solve :)

    And how are you? How did you meet the New Year? ;)

    That is the way it is. Always something to do. :)
    I'm good. I covered the OGF on New Years.

    I live in a town of 320,000 people. 250,000 arrived by tour bus, 50,000 arrived by plane, and an unknown number arrived by car to spend New Years here. I figured we would watch the fireworks from the balcony instead of going out with that kind of crowd around.

    So you witnessed how it would feel like if population would double :D

    My family has been watching fireworks through the window for the last 8 years. Maybe next year we will try to go somewhere, but we are still young (3 years for the smallest) :)

    Kind of tough to take them out on New Years when they are that young. Unless you, have no more than two, and the wife and you want to carry them most of the night. :smiley:

    And there are 3 of them :D The big one is already 8, so he is no problem, but the smaller ones still need the night sleep. So we are letting them sleep until 23:55, we wake them up, look at the fireworks and then go to sleep again :D

  • A black cat crossing your path (from right to left) is considered good luck in Germany.

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  • In Queensland, Australia, it's illegal to own a pet rabbit unless you're a magician.

  • FrankZFrankZ Barred
    edited January 2024

    @MrEd said:

    @FrankZ said:

    @MrEd said:

    @FrankZ said:

    @MrEd said:

    @FrankZ said:
    How you doing these days @MrEd ? Staying busy ?

    I am fine. I have reached my last year's goals (I passed the exam), but work didn't do itself, so now I have a little bit of backlog to solve :)

    And how are you? How did you meet the New Year? ;)

    That is the way it is. Always something to do. :)
    I'm good. I covered the OGF on New Years.

    I live in a town of 320,000 people. 250,000 arrived by tour bus, 50,000 arrived by plane, and an unknown number arrived by car to spend New Years here. I figured we would watch the fireworks from the balcony instead of going out with that kind of crowd around.

    So you witnessed how it would feel like if population would double :D

    My family has been watching fireworks through the window for the last 8 years. Maybe next year we will try to go somewhere, but we are still young (3 years for the smallest) :)

    Kind of tough to take them out on New Years when they are that young. Unless you, have no more than two, and the wife and you want to carry them most of the night. :smiley:

    And there are 3 of them :D The big one is already 8, so he is no problem, but the smaller ones still need the night sleep. So we are letting them sleep until 23:55, we wake them up, look at the fireworks and then go to sleep again :D

    Kids are great, but they do make a impression on your life in so many ways.

  • and somewhat fittingly ....

    Thomas Edison nicknamed two of his kids (Dot and Dash) after the Morse code signals.

  • In Scotland, the first person to cross your home’s threshold on New Year’s Day is expected to bring an assortment of symbolic gifts with them, which might include a coin, salt, bread, coal, fruitcake, or whisky. The guest, known as the “first-foot,” is then lavished with food and drink. One common tradition dictates that a tall, dark-haired man is the preferred first-foot.

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