Phyllis Smith, who plays Phyllis Vance on The Office, is a former cheerleader for the Cardinals, about 150 pounds ago.
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I'm thinking Eagles-Dolphins, but I'm not sure. That might be the game where Duriel Harris hyperextended his knee in a poorly executed end zone celebration.
wow..they're hot!Jean and Liz Sagal are Katie's younger twin sisters. They starred in a sitcom called "Double Trouble" in 1984 with Donelly Rhodes as their father:
Where and when was the greatest airline accident/disaster?
(9/11 does not count since it was intentional)
(9/11 does not count since it was intentional)
Tenerif, Canary Islands. Two fully load 747's collided and burst into flames on the ground.
correct, happened in 1977, rescuers initially thought only one 747 had crashed, until they looked down the runway to find the second plane.
Luther Grosvenor (aka Ariel Bender) from Mott the Hoople, Greg Ridley from Humble Pie, Mick Jones from Foreigner and Gary Wright all came from Spooky Tooth.
Where does the expression " to get fired " come from?
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The expression to get fired is from 17th. century England where the lower classes often lived in clans of family members, people that have married into the family and outsiders that they have taken in. The often lived in rural areas in clumps of houses. When a member of the clan is no longer welcome in the little community, this person is fired. Meaning the clan fires this person by setting his thatched hut on fire.
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Elizabeth Hartman touching Sydney Poitier in "A Patch of Blue" when movie aired on television?
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Farts are flammable in some people but not all, some people lack the enzyme in their digestive tracts to create flammable gasses
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What was the original product of Shell oil?
The Shell Oil Company used to be a company that sold sea shells.
Marcus Samuel was a London antique dealer who discovered a demand for sea shells from the Far East. He started importing the shells, and eventually created an import/export business that would eventually become “Shell Transport and Trading Company”. Marcus Samuel passed the company to his two sons, Marcus Samuel Jr. and the unfortunately named Samuel Samuel. In the advent of the internal combustion engine in the 19th Century, the Samuel brothers decided to get into the oil shipping business. For decades Shell’s business primarily consisted of buying oil in Russia and shipping it across the world. In 1907, Shell merged with Royal Dutch Petroleum to become Royal Dutch Shell, which is now one of the largest oil companies in the world.
