Well that's interesting - Fun or Unusual Facts
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Not in my house. . .
If the sun is currently 20 years old it will kill us at about 30 and die at about 40.
It has always been a bit psychotic though with tantrums and fits.
It has always been a bit psychotic though with tantrums and fits.
I just can't "like" that one, but I think I understand the concept.
My father had a pet rock.
I bet it would "stay" pretty good.
Not sure where we would put this. In the OMG! section, or the What were You Thinking? section.
On April 12th, 1976, one of three co-founders of Apple Computer sold his 10% stake in the company for $2,300. Ronald Wayne says he made the “best decision with the information available to me at the time” when he chose to sell his shares in the emerging technology firm. Unlike counterparts Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, Wayne had capital on the line and stood to lose his assets if Apple went under. Had he retained his full stake in Apple to this day, it would currently be worth nearly $60 billion. Wayne went on to enjoy a long career as an engineer with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and other firms, Wired reports, and he later opened a stamp shop before retiring to Pahrump, Nevada. Apple is currently the most valuable company in the world and as of Wednesday’s close, the company’s market capitalization totalled just under $585 billion.
section, or the What were You Thinking? section.On April 12th, 1976, one of three co-founders of Apple Computer sold his 10% stake in the company for $2,300. Ronald Wayne says he made the “best decision with the information available to me at the time” when he chose to sell his shares in the emerging technology firm. Unlike counterparts Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, Wayne had capital on the line and stood to lose his assets if Apple went under. Had he retained his full stake in Apple to this day, it would currently be worth nearly $60 billion. Wayne went on to enjoy a long career as an engineer with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and other firms, Wired reports, and he later opened a stamp shop before retiring to Pahrump, Nevada. Apple is currently the most valuable company in the world and as of Wednesday’s close, the company’s market capitalization totalled just under $585 billion.
Did it do any tricks?
It broke the front window. Does that count?
Fortunately that was before 'gender identity' took over
."He's a gelding, but identifies as a mare"
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