1. An article published in the scientific journal “Joule”
says that Greek yogurt could be used to power jet planes. ***
So, you’ll know we might be gearing up for war if you see a lot of Air
Force uniforms in the dairy aisle.
2. In Alabama, defeated senate candidate Roy Moore is
demanding a recount, and told his supporters, “God is always in control.” *** So, in the first
tally of votes, God miscounted?
3. According to a recent medical study reported on NBC,
depression can begin much earlier than previously thought. ***
In fact, it generally starts within 15 minutes of reading all your
friends’ posts on Facebook.
4. In an environment-friendly move, Anheuser-Busch plans
to replace its delivery fleet with electric Tesla trucks because they don’t
have any dirty, smelly emissions. *** Shucks, I kinda liked the Clydesdales.
5. The mayor of Davenport, Florida was arrested for using the
handicap parking permits of deceased people.
*** She apologized
for her illegal actions, and promised that from now on she’ll be sure to put
the dead person in the passenger seat.
6. On this
date in history: Dec 15, 1891
– James Naismith invents basketball in Canada. *** Of course, that was the Canadian version, which was played
with a ball, a hoop and hockey sticks.
7. On this date in history: Dec
14, 1987 – Chrysler
pleads no contest to telling buyers that previously-driven vehicles were new. *** But at least that was
progress—a few years earlier they couldn’t even convince customers that the new
cars were new.
8. On this
date in history: Dec 13, 1961 – Jimmy
Dean's “Big Bad John” becomes country music's first million-dollar seller.
*** Of course, it
helped that every album came with a free pack of sausage.
9. On this
date in history: Dec 12, 1946 – The United Nations accepts six city blocks in Manhattan as a gift from John
D, Rockefeller Jr. *** Ah yes, who wouldn’t love a nice set of blocks for
Christmas?
10. On this
date in history: Dec 11, 1936 – King Edward VIII abdicates the English throne to marry
American divorcee Wallis Simpson, and the Duke of York becomes king. *** The new king’s first act was to declare
this date “Wallis Simpson Appreciation Day.”
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