Welcome to "Random facts of no particular relevance.
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" In this series I will regale you with…random facts of no particular relevance. If, however, you ever rely upon one of these facts to win money on a game show I am entitled to 10% off the top.
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That's pre-tax. On the other hand, you may use these to achieve mastery of bar trivia free of charge.
The peace symbol is based on semaphore. Yes, that thing with the flags.
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The symbol combines the semaphore letters "N" and "D" which is an abbreviation of "Nuclear disarmament."
You're welcome.
SeaTea says:
Yes. I dazzle people with this little bit of trivia from time to time. They always react with irritation.
Uri says:
I learned that RFNPR from Stephen King's "Hearts in Atlantis," an enjoyable book. I'm told it really captures the spirit of the 60's, which I doubt, but I wasn't there.
ladiesbane says:
If it's Semaphore Day, are you flying the Gin Pennant?
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Pan Sapiens says:
You youngsters are so cute when you discover something everyone of the prior two generations generally already knows.
Ed, make sure you skim 95% of your 10% and send it to everyone over 60 first.
Eee hee hee! (That's me imitating a grisly toothless old fart doing the nugget o' gold jig).
Joanna says:
When I was 12 and they came back into style, a friend's dad told me that my peace sign earrings were anti-Christian symbols: broken crosses with circles around them. Subtext: your parents are dirty atheist Democrats. Sub-subtext: but secretly I want to fuck your dad.
Robert says:
But . . but I read that Bertrand Russell created the Satanic Chickenfoot as homage to his Hellish master! Are you telling me the fine folks at Liberty Lobby were _lying_ to me?
Marla says:
Ed, I don't see an email contact for you, so I am going to pose my question inappropriately here in the comments of an unrelated post and hope you will see it.
Lately I've been wondering, what ever happened to the money that so many countries pledged to help the U.S./New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina? I remember hearing of millions – billions – of dollars promised from dozens of different countries. It was such a turnabout from the usual situation.
Has any country actually delivered on their promises of aid money to the U.S.? I can't think of anyone else who is likely to know the answer to this question.
Aslan Maskhadov says:
Nice new feature.
thearticlesbox says:
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