hatersaurusrex
hatersaurusrex t1_j52lpce wrote
Reply to TIL A Dog's Nose is Its Fingerprint by Sea-Mastodon2775
Mine leaves fingerprints all over the front storm door constantly.
hatersaurusrex t1_j2dn171 wrote
Reply to comment by peacefulwarrior75 in TIL Ernest P. Worrell (Ernest Saves Christmas et al.) & Vern were originally created by advertising company Carden & Cherry to promote various local and national brands. Due to the commercials popularity, an Ernest television show and ten movies were made, knowwhatimean? by OptionalPlayer
Dude - I must have seen The Beastmaster 200 times growing up for that reason.
I'm willing to bet an inordinate number of ferrets in the South were named Kodo and Podo in the 80's
hatersaurusrex t1_j2dm4q7 wrote
Reply to comment by peacefulwarrior75 in TIL Ernest P. Worrell (Ernest Saves Christmas et al.) & Vern were originally created by advertising company Carden & Cherry to promote various local and national brands. Due to the commercials popularity, an Ernest television show and ten movies were made, knowwhatimean? by OptionalPlayer
We had no team here, so growing up it was the Braves on WTBS or the Cubs on WGN. When Greg Maddux went to Atlanta it was like all my childhood baseball dreams came true.
Between Braves games at Fulton Co Stadium and NWA wrasslin' at the Georgia Dome, Ted Turner loomed large in the childhoods of many kids in the Southeast.
hatersaurusrex t1_j2dkdrt wrote
Reply to comment by peacefulwarrior75 in TIL Ernest P. Worrell (Ernest Saves Christmas et al.) & Vern were originally created by advertising company Carden & Cherry to promote various local and national brands. Due to the commercials popularity, an Ernest television show and ten movies were made, knowwhatimean? by OptionalPlayer
Oh man, the pre Bobby Cox Braves. I can imagine.
hatersaurusrex t1_j2difb0 wrote
Reply to TIL Ernest P. Worrell (Ernest Saves Christmas et al.) & Vern were originally created by advertising company Carden & Cherry to promote various local and national brands. Due to the commercials popularity, an Ernest television show and ten movies were made, knowwhatimean? by OptionalPlayer
Growing up in Middle Tennessee, when the Ernest movies came out we were confused as to why Vern's neighbor suddenly went to a summer camp where there was no Purity milk to be had.
hatersaurusrex t1_j2cl3yf wrote
Reply to comment by ManateeMutineer in TIL: Zhu Youcheng is the only emperor in Chinese history, to be married to one wife and remain faithful to her, having no concubines. He was a hardworking emperor, lowering taxes, reducing spending, and demonstrating tolerance for Muslims. His son, however, had a haram so large, some starved. by Flares117
What if you gave Gary Busey some Marsala wine?
hatersaurusrex t1_j2bj41y wrote
Reply to comment by vermis13 in TIL: Zhu Youcheng is the only emperor in Chinese history, to be married to one wife and remain faithful to her, having no concubines. He was a hardworking emperor, lowering taxes, reducing spending, and demonstrating tolerance for Muslims. His son, however, had a haram so large, some starved. by Flares117
Garum Masala
hatersaurusrex t1_j2bekpy wrote
Reply to comment by shr2016 in TIL John Matuszak, best known for playing Sloth in The Goonies, was a state champion in the shot put, was the #1 overall draft pick in the NFL, was served a restraining order during a game, had a head coach perform life-saving CPR, won 2 Super Bowls, and acted with Ringo Starr before ODing at 38 by PasghettiSquash
So many players on that team were basically prison football movie caricatures - Ted Hendricks, Lester Hayes, Lyle Alzado, and of course Kenny "The Snake" Stabler leading the charge while ripping a Winston on the sidelines and tossing around his glorious mullet before heading back out to punch the Steelers in their collective dick.
hatersaurusrex t1_j2avvn9 wrote
Reply to TIL In the 1980s, an obscene image was snuck into one of the ice cubes in a Coca-Cola ad in South Australia. The company recalled and destroyed all of the posters, and the artist responsible for the image was fired and sued. by 54_actual
The real obscenity here was New Coke. Man that shit was nasty.
hatersaurusrex t1_j28ijdd wrote
Are you friendly? Are you interested in other people?
LPT: If not, don't waste your time by faking it.
hatersaurusrex t1_j232jbj wrote
There are typefaces/fonts (like dyslexie) that are designed for readability by dyslexics. You can load custom fonts onto most e-readers, but that restricts you to digital media rather than paper books.
hatersaurusrex t1_j1gcwie wrote
Reply to comment by ChifforobeDestroyer in TIL that Vidal Sassoon (his real name) started styling women's hair in wartime London as a teenager, but he took a hiatus at age twenty to join the elite Israeli commando force known as the Palmach. by p38-lightning
What is this, watermelon? Eh, is good.
hatersaurusrex t1_j1fu8vf wrote
Reply to comment by DrRexMorman in TIL that Vidal Sassoon (his real name) started styling women's hair in wartime London as a teenager, but he took a hiatus at age twenty to join the elite Israeli commando force known as the Palmach. by p38-lightning
They saved the hell out of those puppies, too
hatersaurusrex t1_j1dk7w4 wrote
Reply to TIL that Vidal Sassoon (his real name) started styling women's hair in wartime London as a teenager, but he took a hiatus at age twenty to join the elite Israeli commando force known as the Palmach. by p38-lightning
He just wanted to make the world Silky Smooth
hatersaurusrex t1_j041a5t wrote
Reply to Las Vegas police: Woman who stole, hid Rolex inside genitals was in town for court on similar theft charge by vt9876
>The man told officers he met Richards and invited her to his room, police said. The pair started to cuddle, when Richards reportedly told the man he should take off his Rolex watch or it would cut her while they cuddled.
Cuddled, huh?
hatersaurusrex t1_iyzzzml wrote
So she moved in with their Landlord and told her husband all the money was gone because of a Ludo game?
They were playing something alright but it sure as shit wasn't Ludo
hatersaurusrex t1_iu3g9ce wrote
Reply to comment by JuzoItami in TIL Devon Allen, track & field athlete/Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver, was disqualified in the World Athletic Championships for a controversial false start. The starting blocks measured his reaction time from the time the gun went off at 0.099, which is 0.001 seconds faster than legally allowed. by The_Critical_Cynic
Considering drag racers often have reaction times down into the .05 second range and below, I'd say the number is arbitrary AF.
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Reply to comment by leadchipmunk in TIL Fayetteville AR is named for Fayetteville TN, which is in turn named for Fayetteville NC by Dakar-A
Why did you type your response in English? Couldn't you have been considerate and translated it to several other languages so as not to cause any inconvenience to your readers?
This r/EnglishDefaultism needs to stop.
hatersaurusrex t1_iqpia8z wrote
Reply to comment by JJohnston015 in TIL Fayetteville AR is named for Fayetteville TN, which is in turn named for Fayetteville NC by Dakar-A
Same in Tennessee - where we have many cities that end in -ville.
Fayetteville is pronounced similarly: 'Faytvul'
Nashville? 'Nashvul'
Knoxville? 'Knoxvul'
Shelbyville? Basically sounds like 'Shovel'
hatersaurusrex t1_j85eqmo wrote
Reply to comment by RaptorPrime in Missouri votes against banning children from carrying guns in public by VidE27
The whole thing is confusing. This quote:
>A Democrat, Donna Baringer, said police in her district asked for the change to stop ā14-year-olds walking down the middle of the street in the city of St Louis carrying AR-15sā.
seems to imply that St. Louis is a lawless wasteland where juvenile warlords brazenly and openly carry semiautomatic rifles in broad daylight so often that police are begging lawmakers to do something about it.
But I can't find any evidence of that happening outside this lady's quote.
Meanwhile, back in reality, teenagers hunting on public land with an old Henry .22 can easily wind up with a police record all because somebody in the state capitol decided to grandstand in order to solve a problem that probably doesn't exist.