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Tuesday, November 3, 2026

nidificate \ NID-uh-fi-keyt \ , verb; 

• to build a nest. 

Origin: Nidificate entered English in the early 1800s from the Latin nīdificāre meaning "to build a nest."

scorpio

• scorpios are sensual, sexy and mesmerizing. they're loyal and sweet to the very end. they're highly intelligent have a quick wit. all the scorpios I know are adventurous, curious and very loving.

damn that baxojayz is hot! he must be a scorpio.

 

Holiday

• Election Day USA

 

History

• The Times of India: the world's most widely circulated daily newspaper was founded under the name The Bombay Times and Journal of Commerce (1838)
• Opium War: first broke out between China and Britain (1839)
• US presidential election of 1948: the Chicago Tribune reported erroneously that "Dewey Defeats Truman"
• Sputnik II: the Soviet Union sent the first animal, a dog named Laika, into space; Laika died in orbit (1957)
• Iran-contra affair: Reagan administration scandal came to light when a Lebanese periodical revealed that the US was selling weapons to Iran (1986)

Birthdays

• John Montague 1718
• William Cullen Bryant 1794
• Bronko (Bronislaw) Nagurski 1908
• James Reston 1909
• Bob Feller 1918
• Charles Bronson 1921
  
• Wanda Hendrix 1928
• Peggy McCay 1931
• Monica Vitti 1931
• Ken Berry 1933
• Micheal Dukakis 1933
• John Barry 1934
• Briam Poole 1941 - Musician (Tremeloes)
• Steve Landesberg 1945
• Shadoe Stevens 1946
• Lulu (Marie Lawrie) 1948
• Tom Shales 1948
• Mike Evans 1949
  
  
• Larry Holmes 1949
• Roseanne Barr 1952
• Kate Capshaw 1953
• Dennis Miller 1953
• Adam Ant 1954 - Musician (Adam & the Ants)
• Phil Simms 1956
• Lee Montgomery 1961
• Ian McNabb 1962 - Musician (Icicle Works)
• Aria Giovanni 1977 - adult model / t3h pr0n
• Elizabeth Smart 1988

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

  

  

 

  

Look forward to Christina

 

 

Christina Stefanidi

 

Esquire Greece February 2010

 

 

Hotty of the day!

 

cred to OU

Monday, November 2, 2026

odontoid \ oh-DON-toid \ , adjective; 

• of or resembling a tooth; toothlike. 

Origin: Odontoid entered English in the early 1700s from the Greek word odontoeidḗs meaning "toothlike." 

Columbusing

• When liberal white women accuse white people of having invented/discovered something that has been around for years, decades, even centuries.

Miley Cyrus is totally Columbusing with this twerking shit.

Holiday

• Dia De los Muertos (Mexico)
  

History

• North Dakota : became the 39th state; South Dakota became No. 40 on the same day (1889)
• Balfour Declaration: British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour declared support for the "establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people" (1917)
• Spruce Goose: made of birch, not spruce, the largest flying boat was flown on its first and only flight by its designer, billionaire Howard Hughes (1947)
• Levelland UFO sighting: several separate witnesses in Texas claimed to have seen, late at night, a bright egg-shaped object near which their car engines died (1957)
• Lady Chatterley's Lover: in Britain, publisher Penguin Books was found not guilty of obscenity for printing the D.H. Lawrence novel (1960)

Birthdays

• Daniel Boone 1734
• James Knox Polk (U.S.) 1795
• Warren G. Harding (U.S.) 1865
• Paul Ford 1901
• Burt Lancaster 1913
• Ray Walston 1914
• Ann Rutherford 1920
• Charlie Walker 1926
• Earl "Speedo" Carroll (The Coasters) 1937
• Patrick J. Buchanan 1938
• Jay Black (Jay and The Americans) 1938
• David Stockton 1941
• Shere Hite 1942
• Stefanie Powers 1942
• Keith Emmerson (ELP) 1944
• Maxine Nightingale 1953
• Matt Sorum (Guns N' Roses) 1960
• k.d. lang 1961
• Bobby Dall (Poison) 1961
• Ron McGovney 1962 - Musician (Metallica)
• David Schwimmer 1966 - Actor ("Friends")
• Alvin Chea (Take 6) 1967
• Charlie 'Steele' Pennachio (Linear) 1967
• Brandi Brandt (Playboy Centerfold 10/87) 1968
• Nelly 1974 - Pop-rapper
  
  

   

  
  

   

  
  

  

 

  

List of Cult Holidays

List of Cult Holidays 

 

March 1 - March 22 - Festive Season Begins

March 15 - H.P Lovecraft's Death 

Night of March 22 - Morning of March 23 - Nglui-N'Ghft Nglui-N'Gha 

March 23 - April 2 - Lw'Nafhyar 

August 8 - Sacred Eight 

August 20 - H.P Lovecrafts Birth 

November 1 - Nog Chtenff

Remember, Elections are this week!

 

The Grand Old Party

Spotlight: One hundred and seventy years ago today, the first official meeting of the Republican Party took place in Jackson, Michigan. It was organized by disgruntled members of the Democratic and Whig parties in response to the Kansas-Nebraska Act, which would serve to repeal the anti-slavery laws in the Northern states. It quickly became the second largest political party in the United States. The Republicans ran John C. Fremont as their first candidate for President in 1856. He lost that race to Democrat James Buchanan. In 1860, Fremont once again announced his candidacy, but withdrew in favor of Abraham Lincoln, who became the first Republican President of the United States.

 

Quote: "I hope you're all Republicans." — Ronald Reagan, to surgeons as he entered the operating room after a failed assassination attempt

Fall Back, 2026

 

Did you remember to turn your clocks back one hour?

Sunday, November 1, 2026

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poltergeist \ POHL-ter-gahyst \ , noun; 

• a ghost or spirit supposed to manifest its presence by noises, knockings, etc. 

Origin: Poltergeist comes directly from the German word of the same spelling which entered English in the 1850s. The term comes from the German word polter meaning "to make noise, knock, rattle" and Geist meaning "ghost."

ebola-head

• somebody with ebola; or an insult for a person who gets somebody worked-up.

My dad is an ebola-head because he installed spy software on my laptop!

 

Holidays

• All Saints' Day (Christianity)
• Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead, Mexico — 2 days)

History

• 1512 - Michelangelo's paintings on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel were first exhibited to the public.
• 1765 - The British Parliament enacted The Stamp Act in the American colonies. The act was repealed in March of 1766 on the same day that the Parliament passed the Declaratory Acts which asserted that the British government had free and total legislative power of the colonies.
• 1879 - Thomas Edison executed his first patent application for a high-resistance carbon filament (U.S. Pat. 223,898).
• 1936 - Benito Mussolini made a speech in Milan, Italy, in which he described the alliance between Italy and Nazi Germany as an "axis" running between Berlin and Rome.
• 1963 - The USSR launched Polyot I. It was the first satellite capable of maneuvering in all directions and able to change its orbit.
  1963 - The Arecibo Radio-Telescope Observatory in Puerto Rico officially opens.  
• 1968 - The movie rating system of G, M, R, X, followed by PG-13 and NC-17 went into effect.
  2014 - Wayne "Static" Wells was found dead from a drug overdose. 

 

Birthdays

• Stephen Crane 1871
• James Kilpatrick 1920
• Lou Donaldson 1926
• Betsy Palmer 1929
• Gary Player 1935
• Bill Anderson 1937
• Barbara Bosson 1939
• Robert Foxworth 1941
• Larry Flynt 1942
• Marcia Wallace 1942
• Chris Morris (Paper Lace) 1944
• Rick Grech (Blind Faith, Traffic) 1946
• Ted Hendricks (NFL) 1947
  
• Jeannie Berlin 1949
• Dan Peek (America) 1950
• Ronald Bell (Kool and the Gang) 1951
• Keith Stegall 1954
• Lyle Lovett 1957
• Rachel Ticotin 1958
• Eddie McDonald (The Alarm) 1959
• Fernando Valenzuela (MLB) 1960
• Mags Furuholmen (a-ha) 1962
• Anthony Keidis (Red Hot Chili Peppers) 1962
• Rick Allen (Def Leppard) 1963
• Willie D (Geto Boys) 1966
  
• Sophie B. Hawkins 1967
• Alex James (Blur) 1968
• Dale Wallace (Emerson Drive) 1969
• Toni Collette 1972
• Jenny McCarthy 1972
• Andrew Gonzales (Reel Big Fish) 1972
• Helene Udy 1976
• LaTavia Marie Roberson 1981 - Singer (Destiny's Child)
• Penn Badgley 1986