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60 years ago today (2nd Nov)
The first section of the M1 motorway is opened.


Today my little avatar bunny Rocky was relieved of his illness and set free to run in the wild flowered meadows of the sky...


@drewnogal said
Today my little avatar bunny Rocky was relieved of his illness and set free to run in the wild flowered meadows of the sky...
Aw! I’m sorry Drew...

Happy heavenly hopping, Rocky Rabbit, wherever you are.


@drewnogal said
Today my little avatar bunny Rocky was relieved of his illness and set free to run in the wild flowered meadows of the sky...
He will always love you.




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On this date in 2007, the face of King Tut was unveiled in public for the first time, 85 years after the 3,200-year-old boy pharaoh's tomb and mummy were discovered. Observers agreed that he didn't look a day over 2,500.

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500 years ago today (8th Nov)

Aztec ruler Moctezuma welcomes Cortés into Tenochtitlán with a great celebration.

Didn't turn out too well for the Aztec people ...


On this day Novemeber 8th one of my brothers was born.


-VR


This day in history. 1225. Count Engelbert II of Berg, archbishop of Cologne was murdered by his cousin Count Frederick of Isenberg, for snagging his strudel.

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@rookie54 said
This day in history. 1225. Count Engelbert II of Berg, archbishop of Cologne was murdered by his cousin Count Frederick of Isenberg, for snagging his strudel.

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LOL...Really worth knowing a good one for a trivia question!!! 😉

-VR




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You might have also mentioned that it is side-splittingly hilarious.
Some folks just don't enjoy good satirical humor.
I wonder if it hurts?

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Would You Believe?
Walt Disney begins serving as an informer for the Los Angeles office of the FBI; his job is to report back information on Hollywood subversives.

On November 10, 1940

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