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- Free Fallin' - John Mayer
- The Taco Test
- My Birthday's Color
- ethereal
- Don't Ask, Don't Tell
- waxing
- This'll Be a Good Buddy Day
- Fever - Peggy Lee
- shivaree
- Sybil Does Career Day
- Sudden Weather
- adumbrate
- suspire
- Storm Chasing with the Taylors!
- Dominator Air Cannon Test
- Clocks - Coldplay
- Come to the USA - Ray Stevens
- Zach Thomas Retires
- Gulf Oil Leak
- Aussie Animal Quiz
- Eric Hoffer
- Poised for Success
- habitué
- "Political language is designed to make lies sound...
- Tornado Watch
- YouTube Recommends
- tipple
- If I Swam Very Fast....
- A Simple Solution
- majuscule
- Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down - Johnny Cash
- Armed Services Day
- sawyer
- Pampa's New Heliport
- afterclap
- Stuck Baby
- Smiley Bebe
- malapert
- You Are Not the Father Dance
- Ham Dogger
- Whole Lotta Mobile Phones
- Virtual Museum
- Pretty Woman
- mugwump
- The Planet Needs More Like Me
- Stormy Weather - Lena Horne
- muliebrity
- M-O-T-H-E-R
- Kittens For Lunch
- US Supreme Court Sued
- When Cats Attack
- eristic
- Over Easy Quiz Results
- Lookin' Out My Back Door - CCR
- Unexpected Inventions from Unexpected People
- Newspaper Demographics
- Meowmania
- Gender Estimate Via Browser History
- vamoose
- I'm a Wily Smiley
- Nothin' At All - Heart
- Cute, Cuddly, Contagious
- Beatles Trivia
- Rangers in First Place!
- Say Cheese (cake)!
- When Will I See You Again - The Three Degrees
- spokeo
- sesquipedalianism
- Goodbye Horses - Q Lazzarus
- May Trivia Tournament Begins!
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May
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This Day in History
  Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs Signed (1961)In 1961, representatives from 73 nations met at United Nations headquarters to draft an international treaty to fight the production, trade, and use of illegal drugs. Their comprehensive convention replaced a prior patchwork of treaties and was entered into force in 1964. It was amended in 1972 and now has more than 180 signatories. Despite its sweeping breadth, the document contains a significant ambiguity that has been interpreted differently by various nations. What is it? More... Discuss |
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