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- The Bike Test
- Bubble Wrap Bike
- Fishy Fingernails
- I Could Do This Bike Trick
- Choose Your Own Title
- Joy for Breakfast
- dreck
- Slightly Phobic
- I Want You to Want Me - Cheap Trick
- Million Barrel Blowout
- MailDrop
- The Date of Sodium Carbonate
- Petal to the Mettle
- Mantiques
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- I Ran - A Flock of Seagulls
- Neither a Borrower Nor a Lender Be
- Eric Clapton
- Most Manly Movie
- Streetside Classics
- Not Just My Inner Fruit Flavor
- Two Minutes of Hate
- poetaster
- Death Clock
- Topical Typing Trivia
- Baby Please Don't Go - Them
- The Keyword is "Generally"
- Devils Tower
- Bing Things
- All The Young Girls Love Alice - Elton John
- Two Offical Languages of Israel
- Gerald Ford Trivia
- Nights in White Satin - Justin Hayward
- Summer Sense
- Mr. Speaker to Mr. President
- Forever and Ever, Amen-Randy Travis
- Four-Eyed Fish
- What Religion is Your Bra?
- Just Don't Push My Buttons
- Sad Survey Stats
- Smiling Faces Sometimes - The Undisputed Truth
- yawp
- Cheesy Trivia
- Superstitious Sailor's Stone
- blighter
- I'm Definitely No Rose
- dandy
- Flags on the Moon
- No 8-Track Tapes Now, Though
- The McGurk Effect
- Great on Beef!
- July Morning - Uriah Heep
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This Day in History
  Good Friday Earthquake near Anchorage, Alaska (1964)With a magnitude of 9.2, the earthquake that struck east of Anchorage at rush hour on Good Friday 1964 was one of the strongest ever recorded. About 130 people died, most in the subsequent tsunami, and much of downtown Anchorage was destroyed. The quake's effects were felt around the world—boats were sunk as far away as the Gulf of Mexico. Within a day, 11 aftershocks measuring 6.0 or higher were reported. In the months after, residents endured thousands of smaller ones. How long did they last? More... Discuss |
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