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Thanks to Pam P.

Ed Note: A real downer that the owner of the Washington Post (Bezos) did not allow the editorial staff of his paper to endorse the Harris/Walz ticket. Thanks to Tim B.

SEATTLE (The Borowitz Report)—Urging Prime customers not to miss out, on Friday Amazon founder Jeff Bezos offered to sell the Washington Post’s integrity as a “once-in-a-lifetime Black Friday Deal.” Calling the Post’s integrity “a signature feature that made this former newspaper great,” the product … Continue reading →

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Thanks to Bob P. for this whacky story from historylink.org. On October 26, 1954, Roy Bergo pilots a child’s bathtub equipped with an outboard motor in an attempt to travel 1,200 miles from Edmonds, Washington, to Alaska. He returns the … Continue reading →

llie Young, 34, started the Ride to the Polls campaign in 2020 to register new voters in person and online Melissa Hellmann in The Guardian (thanks to Pam P.) In Diné, or Navajo, culture, the horse symbolizes strength and resilience, … Continue reading →

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Thanks to Mike C. who notes that this should be THE issue. Videos by Chevaz Clarke and Aaron Byrd By Peter Baker and Dylan Freedman Please click on this link to view the article and videos.

An ampersand (&) is a symbol that represents the word “and”. It originated from the ligature of the Latin word et, which also means “and”. The term “ampersand” comes from the phrase “& per se and”, which was shortened by English speakers over … Continue reading →

It’s kinda fun. And maybe your friends will like it, too. Take any 3 digit #. Like 222. Repeat it. Like 222222. Then divide by 13. Then divide by 11. Then divide by 7 You’ll get your original 3 digit … Continue reading →

In case you missed the Health Care presentation last week, it will be presented on Zoom via the King County Library System on Friday, the 18th at 2 PM. You can register by clicking on this link.

OAKS, PA (The Borowitz Report)—In a spectacle that onlookers deemed worrisome, an elderly man struggled to dance in time to music for over half an hour on Monday. After swaying unsteadily and bobbing his head in a random fashion for … Continue reading →

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