May 2010
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Would it interest you to know...
…that in addition to inventing America Benjamin Franklin also invented disposable contact lenses and adultery?
May 24th
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“I ASKED FOR A RUBEN, NOT A ROAST BEEF ON RYE! AMATEURS…”
– Richard Nixon, during the 18½ minute gap in the Oval Office recordings
May 20th
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Did you even want to know...
…that Grover Cleveland ran for his second non-consecutive term as U.S. President with the slogan “See, I told you so”?
May 19th
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This Day in History
May 17, 2004 Massachusetts becomes the first US state to legalize same-sex marriage. This is seen by many as the first phase of the Armageddon. It is a very slow and subtle Armageddon, but it is happening. Trust me.
May 17th
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This Day in History
May 13, 1880. Menlo Park, New Jersey Thomas Edison performs the first test of his electric railroad. The train was conducted by a cabal of energetic locomotive experts call the Electric Six. However the test was unsuccessful and the engine exploded soon after the test commenced, resulting in widespread Electric Mayhem.  Edison would later go on to patent electric mayhem too.
May 13th
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Happy Birthday!
Orange Julius Rosenberg, born May 12, 1918 You know, I am having a tough time coming up with a joke for this one. It’s shocking…
May 12th
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May 12th
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Holidays and Observances: May 11
Skynet Day Happy Skynet Day everyone! Due to interference by a robot from the future Skynet Day isn’t technically celebrated in this timeline. But can you imagine the party they are having in those other timelines? Man, it must be off the hook over there!
May 11th
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Holidays and Observances: May 7
Feast of Saint John of Beverley, Hills that is.
May 7th
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This Day in History
May 6, 1937, Lakehurst, New Jersey As it is coming in to dock, the German Zeppelin, Hindenburg, catches fire and burns to the ground in seconds, killing 36 people. Because the Hindenburg was operated by Nazi Germany, historians agree that this is the biggest event of foreshadowing ever witnessed by man.
May 6th
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Yet More Crap Invented by Thomas Edison
The Electric Cigarette Ink Jet Printers The Concept Album The Electric Autopainter Chatroulette 
May 5th
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Holidays and Observances: May 5
Senior Citizens Day, Republic of Palau You thought I was going to do Cinco de Mayo, didn’t you? Well screw Mexican St. Patrick’s Day! I think Palau deserves some recognition, especially the señor…err…senior citizens there! That’s right, Palauan old people deserve love too! It’s also Buy One Coney Dog Get One Free Day at Rosie’s Coney Island in Oak Park, Michigan. So, even more reason to...
May 5th
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May 4th
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It is exciting to learn…
…that Thomas Jefferson, in addition to being a statesman and Imperial President, was a master distiller. It was said that he produced the finest barrels of Romulan Ale in the young country out of the cellar of Montecello, that is until the Federation made Romulan Ale illegal. 
May 4th
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ListenHumorist and  expert on demonry, John Hodgman,...
May 4th
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This Day in History
May 4, 1910 The Royal Canadian Navy is formed. Canada had a navy? Once again I ask: did Canada know?
May 4th
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Why would you even know...
…that Imperial President Thomas Jefferson would start each day by shooting a Federalist? He so hated the political party of his presidential predecessor, John Adams, that he vowed he would leave none alive. Soon there too few Federalists to sate Jefferson’s blood thirst, and aids had to bring in people of other political parties for him to shoot. This finally ended when Jefferson, furious,...
May 3rd