Who will have the last word .

• craigswan 28,160 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 3:32 AM

  Find clips of any time a word or phrase has been said in a Hollywood movie with this website: https://playphrase.me/#/search?q=interesting

• craigswan 28,160 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 3:36 AM

  NATIONAL CHOCOLATE DAY

  National Chocolate Day, on October 28th, recognizes one of the world’s favorite tastes. While many specific chocolate-related holidays exist throughout the year, National Chocolate Day celebrates all things chocolate.  .

  

• craigswan 28,160 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 3:42 AM

  NATIONAL FIRST RESPONDERS DAY

  October 28th sets aside National First Responders Day to honor the men and women who act quickly when an emergency is at hand..

  

• craigswan 28,160 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 3:44 AM

  on this day .

  1886 .

  Statue of Liberty dedicated

  On this day in 1886 U.S. President Grover Cleveland officially dedicated the Statue of Liberty—a gift from the people of France to the people of the United States—on Bedloe's (later Liberty) Island in Upper New York Bay .

  

• craigswan 28,160 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 6:02 AM

  Word of the day is ‘merry-go-sorry’ : life’s carousel of joy and sorrow. .

  

• craigswan 28,160 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 10:57 AM

  What is the right way is to do the Guinness Challenge .

  Some people are 'split the G' die hards, meaning they reckon a successful Guinness Challenge is one where you get the line between stout and head in the middle of the 'G' in Guinness..

  The 'split the G' crowd faces stiff competition from the people who reckon the right way to pull off the Guinness Challenge is to drink until your line is between the top of the G and the bottom of the harp..

  People can agree you're supposed to pick up your pint of Guinness and keep drinking in one go until you think you've reached the right spot with no pauses or tilts to check your progress..

  I  have contacted Guinness for comment..

  

• craigswan 28,160 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 11:13 AM

  It is a question as old as time – or at least as old as modern indoor plumbing – but have you ever realised what the difference between the big flush and little flush on your toilet is?

  Most of us simply assume that the smaller one is for a shorter flush and the big one is for a longer and fuller flush .

  But in many cases, what seems to be the obvious option for a shorter flush actually uses the most water. .

  There are so many different types of toilet out there that it’s no surprise people don’t know which button to press..

  

• craigswan 28,160 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 11:24 AM

  Britain’s most confusing road sign .

  

• SimonTheBeetle 3,313 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 1:16 PM

  Starting all over AGAIN, Craig?! What happened?

• pmm711 5,252 Posts

  Fri, Oct 28 2022 2:02 PM

  SimonTheBeetle:

  Starting all over AGAIN, Craig?! What happened?

  This has finally been realized...