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Sunday, July 02, 2023

Sunday, July 2, 2023

bedlam \BED-luhm\ , noun;
1. A scene or state of wild uproar and confusion.
2. An archaic term for an insane asylum or madhouse.
Origin: Bedlam is an alteration of the name of a British insane asylum, the Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem in London, in essence a folk shortening of Bethlehem.
 
tr;dl
  • Literally: "too rambley; didn't listen". This spoken phrase is a take off of the popular "tl;dr" (too long; didn't read). Pronounce the letters, namely "tee are. dee ell". This verbal response indicates you stopped listening as the other person was blathering on for too long and you lost interest.
Sarah: So what do you want to do for dinner tonight? We can do Mexican, Italian or Chinese. I want to invite Steve and Kathy, but of course you know that Steve does not like Chinese and Kathy can't eat late. But the only good Italian place is really crowded so the wait would be really long early.. which I guess leaves either that burrito place.... or that not so good Italian place, where the waiter was rude to us the last time. So, what do you think?
Russell: tr;dl

History
  • Amistad: 53 African slaves rebelled and took control of their transport ship, La Amistad (1839)
  • James A. Garfield: US president was shot by Charles J. Guiteau; he died on September 19 (1881)
  • Wal-Mart: retail giant opened its first store, in Rogers, Arkansas (1962)
  • Civil Rights Act: legislation that offered strong protection of minorities' rights was signed by US President Lyndon B. Johnson, who used over 75 pens (1964)
  • Susan B. Anthony dollar: the 1st US coin to honor a woman was introduced (1979)
  • artificial heart: first self-contained model was received by Robert Tools; he lived with it for 151 days (2001)
  • Spirit of Freedom: Steve Fossett completed the first solo trip around the world in a balloon (2002)
Birthdays
  • Hermann Hesse 1877
  • Jean Rene Lacoste 1905
  • Thurgood Marshall 1908
  • Ken Curtis 1916
  • Robert Sarnoff 1918
  • Dan Rowan 1922
  • Marvin Rainwater 1925
  • Medgar Evers 1926
  • Brock Peters 1927
  • Imelda Marcos 1929
  • Ahmad Jamal 1930
  • Dave Thomas 1932 - Founder for Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers
  • Tom Springfield 1936
  • Richard Petty 1937
  • Polly Holliday 1937
  • Paul Williams (The Primes, The Temptations) 1939
  • Mike Abene 1942
  • Ron Silver 1946
  • Saul Rubinek 1948
  • Roy Bittan (Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band) 1949
  • Joe Puerta (Bruce Hornsby & The Range) 1951
  • Johnny Colla (Soundhole, Huey Lewis & The News) 1952
  • Pete Briquette (The Boomtown Rats) 1954
  • Jerry Hall 1956
  • Jimmy McNichol 1961
  • Dave Parsons 1965 - Musician (Bush)
    Amy Weber 1970 - Model
  • Yancy Butler 1970
  • Rebecca Mader 1979 - Actress ("All My Children", "Lost", "Justice")
  • Vanessa Lee Chester 1984
  • Ashley Tisdale 1985 - Singer, actress ("The Suite Life of Zack & Cody")
  • Lindsay Lohan 1986
    Margot Robbie 1990 - Actress 


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Saturday, November 26, 2022

Saturday, November 26, 2022

bonanza \buh-NAN-zuh\, noun:
1. A source of great and sudden wealth or luck.
2. A rich mass of ore, as found in mining.
Bonanza originates in American mining, from the Spanish bonanza, "a rich lode."
 
Thingsgetting Day
  • The day after Thanksgiving Day, when shoppers flood retail shops for supposed holiday deals. Also known as "Black Friday" and sometimes celebrated as "Buy Nothing Day."
"I was so full of tofurkey, I didn't think I was going to be able to get up early to wait in line at the big box stores on Thingsgetting Day."
 
History
  • Kappa Alpha Society: Union College student society became the first college fraternity in the US (1825)
  • Alice in Wonderland: pseudonymous author Lewis Carroll gave an illustrated manuscript of the tale to the eponymous Alice as an early Christmas gift (1864)
  • King Tut: Howard Carter and Lord Carnarvon were the first to enter the tomb of the boy king since it was sealed in 1323 B.C.E. (1922)
  • Casablanca: film set in wartime Morocco premiered in New York City (1942)
  • The Price is Right: TV's longest running daily game show debuted (1956)
  • Diamant-A: rocket launched France's space program with the Astérix-1 satellite, which blasted off from Hammaguir, Algeria (1965)
    FRAGILE: Groundbreaking album by YES was released (1971)
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Birthdays
  • Eric Severeid 1912
  • Eugene Ionesco 1912
  • Charles M. Schulz 1922
  • Robert Goulet 1933
  • Marian Mercer 1935
  • Rich Little 1938
  • Tina Turner (Anna Mae Bullock) 1938
  • Jean Terrell 1944
  • John McVie (Fleetwood Mac) 1945
  • Art Shell 1946
  • Scott Jacoby 1955
  • Jamie Rose 1959
  • Linda Davis 1962
  • Steve Grisaffe (Road River) 1965
  • Garcelle Beauvais 1966
  • Lorissa McComas 1970
  • Maia Campbell 1976
  • Peter Facinelli 1973 - Actor ("Twilight")
  • Aurora Snow - 1981 t3h pr0n
  • Natasha Bedingfield - 1981


 
 
 
 

Saturday, October 26, 2019

Saturday, October 26, 2019

annulate \AN-yuh-lit, -leyt\, adjective:
1. having rings or ringlike bands.
2. formed of ringlike segments, as an annelid worm.
Annulate entered English in the 1800s from the Latin annulus meaning "ring."
husband chair
  • A chair in a womens' clothes store/department for a guy to sit in and wait while his wife or girlfriend shops.
You go ahead and shop. I'll just be over here in the husband chair.


History
  • Erie Canal: 160-mile (257 km.) waterway opened, offering a route from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson River (1825)
  • Gunfight at the OK Corral: a legendary Wild West shootout in Tombstone, Arizona, killed three, wounded three, inspired movies; it did not actually take place in the corral (1881)
  • Baby Fae: neonatal infant was given a baboon's heart by transplant surgeon Dr. Leonard L. Bailey in Loma Linda, California; she lived for 21 days (1984)
    Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: ISIS leader was killed in Syria (2019)
Birthdays
  • Domenico Scarlatti 1685 - Composer
  • Joseph Aloysius Hansom 1803 - Architect, inventor (the hansom cab)
  • C.W. (Charles William) Post 1854 - Founder of Post cereals and products (Grape Nuts)
  • Abby (Greene Aldrich) Rockefeller 1874 - Philanthropist: cofounder of New York Museum of Modern Art
  • H.B. (Henry Byron) Warner 1876 - Actor (It’s a Wonderful Life, Lost Horizon, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, The Ten Commandments)
  • Napoleon Hill 1883 - Writer (Think and Grow Rich)
  • John S. (Shively) Knight 1894 - Reporter, editor, publisher (Knight-Ridder newspaper)
  • Jack Sharkey 1902 - Boxer
  • Primo Carnera 1906 - Boxer
  • Mahalia Jackson 1911 - Singer
  • Charlie Barnett 1913 - Musician (saxophone), bandleader
  • Jackie Coogan (John Leslie Coogan, Jr.) 1914 - Actor (The Kid)
  • Francois Mitterand 1916 - President of France (1981-1995)
  • Neal Matthews 1929 - Musician (Jordanaires)
  • John Arden 1930
  • Rodney "Hot Rod" Hundley 1934 - Basketball player, sportscaster
  • Bob Hoskins 1942 - Actor (Hook, Brazil, Who Framed Roger Rabbit)
  • Michael Piano 1944 - Singer (The Sandpipers)
  • Ivan Reitman 1946
  • Keith Hopwood 1946 - Singer, musician (Herman's Hermits)
  • Pat Sajak 1947 - TV host (Wheel of Fortune, The Pat Sajack Show)
  • Hillary Rodham Clinton 1947 - cunt.
  • Jaclyn Smith 1947 - Actress (Charlie’s Angels, The Bourne Identity)
  • Toby (Colbert Dale) Harrah 1948 - Baseball player
  • Steve (Stephen Douglas) Rogers 1949 - Baseball player
  • Mike (Dudley Michael) Hargrove 1949 - Baseball player, manager
  • Chuck Foreman 1950 - Football player
  • Bootsy Collins 1951
  • Steve (Steven Robert) Ontiveros 1951 - Baseball player
  • Maggie Roche 1951 - Musician (The Roches)
  • Keith Strickland 1953 - Musician (B-52's)
  • Lauren Tewes 1954 - Actress (The Love Boat, Magic Kid, The China Lake Murders)
  • D.W. Moffett 1954
  • Rita Wilson 1958 - Actress (Sleepless in Seattle, Mixed Nuts, Runaway Bride)
  • Cary Elwes 1962 - Actor (Twister, Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, Robin Hood: Men in Tights)
  • Dylan McDermott 1962 - Actor (Twister, Steel Magnolias)
  • Marla Maples 1963
  • Natalie Merchant 1963 - Musician (10,000 Maniacs)
  • Thomas Cavanagh 1968 - Actor (TV: Ed) 
    Seth MacFarlane 1973 (Family Guy, Ted)
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Sunday, December 30, 2018

Sunday, December 30, 2018

lagan \LAG-uhn\, noun:
  • Anything sunk in the sea, but attached to a buoy or the like so that it may be recovered.
Lagan is not as well known as its contextual brethren, flotsam and jetsam. The word comes from the Old Norse word lǫgn which meant "a net laid in the sea."
 
Police Navidad
  • when a Christmas party gets out of control, and the cops are called
It was all Merry Christmas and Peace on Earth ‘til the fight broke-out and, next thing I knew, it was Police Navidad.

Amazonukkah
  • When Christmas really lasts 8 days because the presents take longer to deliver from Amazon.com than anticipated by the purchaser. This is often caused by the reckless use of Super Saver Shipping on items which were bought on Christmas Eve. As a result, the presents are received in small amounts each day over an 8 day period, similar to Hanukkah.
Kid 1: Did you get everything you wanted for Christmas?
Kid 2: I dunno, we're celebrating Amazonukkah this year. My parents are real procrastinators. FML

Holiday

  • Bacon Day
History
  • Gadsden Purchase: was signed, acquiring the land of southern New Mexico and Arizona from Mexico (1853)
  • The Pirates of Penzance: Gilbert and Sullivan operetta was first staged (1879)
  • USSR: was established when Russia joined Byelorussia, Ukraine and the Transcaucasian Federation (1922)
  • Arroyo Seco Parkway: aka the Pasadena Freeway, connecting Los Angeles with Pasadena, opened (1940)
  • Saddam Hussein: the Iraqi dictator was executed by hanging for war crimes in the Dujail massacre (2006)
Birthdays
  • André Messager 1853
  • Rudyard Kipling 1865
  • Simon Guggenheim 1867
  • Stephen Leacock 1869
  • Hideki Tojo 1884
  • Vincent Lopez 1895
  • Bert Parks 1914
  • Marie Wilson 1915
  • Jo Van Fleet 1922
  • Bo Diddley 1928
  • Barbara Nichols 1929
  • Jack Lord 1930
  • Skeeter Davis 1931
  • Russ Tamblyn 1934
  • Fred Lorenzen 1934
  • Sandy Koufax (MLB) 1935
  • John Hartford 1937
  • Noel Paul Stookey 1937
  • Paul Stookey (Peter, Paul and Mary) 1937
  • Joseph Bologna 1938
  • Del Shannon 1939
  • Fred Ward 1942
  • Michael Nesmith (Monkees) 1942
  • Davy Jones (Monkees) 1945
  • Roger Glover (Rainbow) 1945
  • Patti Smith 1946
  • Jeff Lynne (E.L.O., Traveling Wilburys) 1947
  • Suzy Bogguss 1956
  • Sheryl Lee Ralph 1956
  • Patricia Kalember 1956
  • Matt Lauer 1957
  • Tracey Ullman 1959
  • Ben Johnson 1961
  • Jay Kay (Jamiroquai) 1969
  • Tiger Woods 1975
  • Meredith Monroe 1976
  • Tyrese 1978
  • Eliza Dushku 1980
  • Kristin Kreuk 1982