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- Fire - The Ohio Players
- Bryan Cranston Before Breaking Bad
- Death by Mashed Potatoes
- 10 Historical Movie Mistakes
- Happy - Pharrell Williams
- R.I.P. Brian
- I Like Generous Portions
- Tattooed Heart - Ariana Grande
- Winning Solitaire
- The Seinfeld - Breaking Bad Connection
- Ya'll Should Take This Quiz
- snarky
- Aaron Paul's Gum Commercial
- Aaron Paul's Cereal Commercial
- NFL Trivia
- Terror at the Carnival
- commix
- Volvo Trucks Advert
- Nerd is the Word
- Breaking Bad - Alternate Ending
- Yawn
- Aaron Paul on The Price is Right
- No Thrills on Blueberry Hill
- More Like Cap'n Diabetic
- Starfield
- Don't Leaf Here
- Morganna the Kissing Bandit
- roger
- Meet Your Meat
- Never Forget
- I Fought For You
- Veterans Day Tribute
- Day After Day - Badfinger
- A Fool For Fall
- Dining at the White House
- 1936 Chevy Master Deluxe
- Movies Made From SNL Skits
- Spur Maker
- White Tea For Me
- I Ate All Your Halloween Candy
- pol
- Hearts: Round Two
- Heart of Gold - Neil Young
- Strange Hearts
- Shocking Fact
- Monk's Phobias
- Crystallize - Lindsey Stirling
- And You Don't Have To
- Texpedition - Amarillo
- Goodbye, iGoogle
- Ivy Mike
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This Day in History
  Apple Inc. Is Formed (1976)Apple Computer, Inc., was the first successful personal computer company. The company has its roots in the Jobs family's garage, where cofounders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak assembled the first Apple computer. Consisting of a handmade motherboard, the Apple I did not even include a monitor or keyboard. The Apple II, introduced the next year with a plastic case and color graphics, launched Apple to success. By 1980, Apple had earned more than $100 million. How much did an Apple I cost in 1976? More... Discuss |
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1 comment:
I saw all these monuments when I went to Washington DC. We saw them all during the day, but my favorite part of the trip was when we decided to go visit them again one night. It was even more thought provoking and poignant. You could almost sense the spirit of all the men and women represented. It's something I would recommend anyone do if they ever have the chance.
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