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18 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - The History of the Qwe... · 0 replies · +1 points
We are aware of the ongoing litigation between the Qwerty and Tyuiop families. The Polk family, whose name is spelled backwards on the top and middle key rows, has recently filed a lawsuit as well. The family claims that their ancestor, Richard Polk, worked with both Qwerty and Tyuiop on the layout but was booted out when the project neared completion. According to their complaints, it was then Qwerty who secured the patent himself and kept all the royalties from both Tyuiop and Polk.
34 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - Obama Caption Contest:... · 0 replies · +3 points
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36 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - James Dean Credits The... · 0 replies · +1 points
41 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - Ancient King's Jockstr... · 0 replies · +1 points
52 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - Dark Marc: The Rootine... · 0 replies · +1 points
58 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - The Annoying Von Trapp... · 0 replies · +1 points
The bedtime song is said to have been one of the most annoying. It's amazing though that for so many years, fans of the musical believe the family and their songs to be so adorable.
59 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - The Makeup of Lisa Dou... · 0 replies · +1 points
We can't agree more. In the end her departure was a good thing because Batsva took the opportunity and was able to put his kids through college with the well-deserved money he earned. His two sons are now jewelers.
Rob,
As you know we at The History Bluff are a serious bunch, and we often read our reader comments in the library. Our librarian shushed those of us on the editorial staff because we could not stifle our raucous laughter at your comment. Well done. It's readers like you who keep things funny on this site as we only cut loose on our Top Ten Lists and Caption Contests.
60 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - Egypt and the Inventio... · 0 replies · +1 points
60 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - Housewarming party in ... · 0 replies · +1 points
On the surface it does seem amazing that archaeologists could determine that these people were eating Ambrosia salad. However, when you think about it, so many things were preserved in Pompeii, not excluding food items such as the Ambrosia salad that some of the visitors could not finish. And of course, these guys were sent out by us - they're good. Really good.
Wally,
So true.
61 weeks ago @ The History Bluff - Murder at the Biltmore... · 0 replies · +1 points
She may very well have been horrified. Unfortunately she was not able to be reached for comment for this report.
Medley