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- Halloween Dictionary
- Because I'll Have a Buzz On
- Black Magic Woman - Santana
- Best Halloween Songs
- Unique Pumpkin Carvings
- Find A Grave
- Spooky - Classics IV
- Satan's Baby
- My Imaginary Friend
- Ho! Ho! Ho!
- The Galloping Gourmet
- Big Hits
- My Winter is Discontent
- Massive Mass
- Social Disease - Elton John
- The Patron Saint of Bachelors
- Rare Error
- Trivia Pays!
- Puppy Cam
- Sad But True
- acephalous
- You Can't Handle The Truth!
- I Like Brown Food
- Badlands
- Seeing Clearly
- recusant
- One Hump or Two?
- assoil
- Just The Way It Is - The Rembrandts
- State Fair
- Big Tex Vex
- Cheers Ya'll
- Canned
- Startpage
- Ransom Note
- NFL Anthems
- Game Of Love - The Mindbenders
- Verbal Phobia
- A Woman’s Poem
- My Facebook Profile
- Giveaway of the Day
- Tiny Dancer - Elton John
- Ear Ear!
- Generally Speaking
- mucro
- Toilet Talk
- If You Want Blood - AC/DC
- crasis
- Over Easy, Please
- Halley's Comet Debris
- Atari Arcade
- REQUEST
- Evil Woman - ELO
- Spittin' Mad
- anacoluthon
- The Weight - The Band
- catachresis
- Let 'er Rip!
- Yakety Yak
- A Big Difference
- Potent Patriotic Potables
- Gog Bless Us All
- hirtellous
- Heavy Metal
- agita
- Days The Duke Died
- Right On!
- groovy
- Feeling Groovy - Simon & Garfunkel
- A Groovy Kind Of Love -The Mindbenders
- World Human Population
- Candidate Match Game
- No More of That
- Moneytalks - AC/DC
- The True Me
- Not a Big Star
- October Trivia Quiz Begins!
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October
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This Day in History
  US President Franklin D. Roosevelt Forbids Hoarding of Gold (1933)Executive Order 6102 required US citizens and businesses to turn in all but a small amount of gold to the Federal Reserve in exchange for $20.67 per ounce. It came in the midst of a banking crisis, when the stability of paper currency was in doubt. Consequently, many tried to withdraw their money and redeem it for gold, which was considered safer. However, there simply was not enough gold in the US—or the world—to cover the nation's debts. How many people were prosecuted for violating the order? More... Discuss |
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3 comments:
Too bad the 1% doesn't put you off this blog. I'll have to see if I can ramp it up to a much larger percentage.
Hooray! Maybe you'll be gone FOREVER!
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