A message from Charlie Daniels. He’s a simple man. (h/t Lee)
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Today marks the anniversary of the start of the longest game ever played in the NHL – the 1936 victory of the Detroit Red Wings over the Montreal Maroons. Tomorrow marks the anniversary of the game’s end.
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The world could use a woman like Margaret Thatcher again.
Your tips in the comments.
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“The next man I’m going to introduce is somebody out of your past…”
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The last fighter pilot of WWII. h/t Wayne
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The Anti-Human Mindset Of Environmentalists – Stefan Molynuex interviews Dr.Robert Zubrin. (58 minutes)
h/t pkuster
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Mark Applebaum: The mad scientist of music. Tips thread open.
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Tonight’s selection goes to the Willie Nelson cover of You Were Always On My Mind. Tips open.
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Happy St Patrick’s Day. Tips in the comments.
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It’s the The Ides Of March, and this is their lone hit Vehicle, recorded in 1970. Comments thread open.
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And Frankly, My Dear, all rolled into one: The Offensive Translator.
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The Great Flydini, in his UK television debut, in 1987.
Your tips in the comments.
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Pour a glass of wine, and settle into your favourite chair for this quintessential Small Dead Animal performance.
I know you’ll dig it. (h/t Adam)
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But, soft! What tips through yonder comments break! March 11th marks the anniversary of the wedding of Romeo and Juliet, in 1302.
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Best-selling author and veterinarian James Herriot would have been 100 today.
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519 years ago today, Nicolaus Copernicus made his first successful astronomical prediction, sparking the scientific revolution.
See if you can top that in the comments.
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Here’s a tip: watch out behind you! Thread open.
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A spectacular drone video – Life From Above, and Beyond, with words from Alan Watts – h/t to foobert.
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This evening’s selection is the 1996 documentary Last of the Czars – Part 1 (49 minutes). Tips thread is open.
