Aug. 5, 2025

Aug 6th-Rootbeer Float, Lucille Ball, Andy Warhol, Ginger Spice, Punky Brewster, 1st Atomic Bomb dropped

Aug 6th-Rootbeer Float, Lucille Ball, Andy Warhol, Ginger Spice, Punky Brewster, 1st Atomic Bomb dropped
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National Root beer float day. Entertainment from 1970. First atomic bomb dropped on Japan, First execution by electric chair, First woman to swim the English Channel. Todays birthdays - Alexander Fleming, Hoot Gibson, Lucille Ball, Robert Michum, Andy Warhol, Pat McDonald, Michelle Yeoh, Geri Halliwell, Soliel Moon Frye. Rick James died.

Intro - God did good - Dianna Corcoran https://www.diannacorcoran.com/
Rootbeer float song - Krevil Havik
Close to you - The Carpenters
Don't keep me hangin' on - Sonny James
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent https://www.50cent.com/
I love lucy TV theme
The futures so bright - Timbuk 3
It's raining men - Geri Halliwell
Punky Brewster TV theme
Super Freak - Rick James
Exit - Those kinda songs - Brinley Addington https://www.brinleyaddington.com/
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Hello everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to History and Factor.

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It's about today. Today is August the sixth.

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I won my root been floating, My root be floating,

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My room being floating, my room floating.

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I got my one.

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Scoop scoot three stoop float, I got my fox scoop

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six scoop. I'm headed off the door.

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I want my being floating, my root beer floating, my

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root be floating.

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Today is National root Beer Float Day.

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Eighteen ninety three.

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Criple Creek, Colorado. Frank Weisner, YEP, the invent of the

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root and their float at his own brewing company up there.

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Pretty simple, I mean it's just a couple of scoots

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of vanilla ice cream and a glass of root beer.

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Now he couldn't mate though, No, he couldn't have.

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And there's Charles Hines that had created root Bear back

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in eighteen seventy six. Nineteen nineteen, the first A and

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W root Beer opened up out there in Lodi, California.

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Now A and W they're going all out today. Free

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root beer floats today from two pm to eight pm.

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No purchase necessary, but they would like you to make

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a donation to a disabled American vectan, So that's pretty cool.

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Hamburger standard Wienersnisel.

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Yeah.

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They're also giving away root beer flutes today. All right,

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this is going on entertainment on August sixth, Let's go

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back there. In nineteen seventy number one album was a

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Woodstock soundtrack. Carpenter has had the number one song with

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close to You.

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Just two years.

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On the day The New Got Chicken and Decide two

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creator Dream.

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Country Sonny James had the number one country song with

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Don't keep.

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Me hanging on, don't keep let me go, let me go,

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let me.

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If you don't keep me.

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The number one buck was love Story by Eric segaff

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to movie Chisholm. A cattle baron, he teams up with

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Billy the Kid in back Garrett to fight a land war.

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Stars John Wayne, Forrest Tucker, and Christopher George. Okay, what

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happened on August sixth, sixteen sixty one is called the

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Treaty of the Hague. The Dutch they sold Brazil to

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Portugal sixty three tons of gold four point four billion dollars. Now,

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when it was proposed to use electricity for executing people, yeah,

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I was believed to be a lot more humane. Well,

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I don't know what he did, but they tested out

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on a horse and killed the horse with no problem.

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So in eighteen ninety in New York, William Krimler, he

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had been convicted a murder for killing his wife with

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the hatchet. Oh Willie, he received the honor being the

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first person executed in the electric chair. So they strapped

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him in and they zapped him with one thousand volts

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of electricity for about seventeen seconds. Well, unlike the horse, Willy,

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he didn't die, so they cranked it up to two

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thousand vaults and then they had led her up. Well,

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he started bleeding out of orifice in his body. Those

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mouth ears are all that.

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Then he caught fire.

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Well, the witnesses they all started throwing up. As bad

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as it looked, I guess the smell was even worse.

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So it took him eight minutes to die.

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More human.

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Nineteen twenty six, America's twenty year old Gertrude Italy. She

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began the first women to swing the English Channel. She

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did in fourteen hours and thirty four minutes. That was

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two hours faster than any guy had done it. Yeah,

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her record actually stood for twenty four years until nineteen

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fifty when some dude broke it. Nineteen forty five, at

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eight fifteen in the morning, the United States B twenty

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nine bomber named the Nola Gay. It was named after

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its pilot, Paul Tabis's mom, dropped an atomic bomb named

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Little Boy on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. Now the

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bomb killed one hundred and fifty thousand people pretty much instantly.

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It's really unknown how many people died from the radio poation.

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Poisoning after that took place. Nineteen sixty five, President Lindon

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Johnson he signed the Voting Rights Act, air prohibited discrimination

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against minorities when it comes to elections. Twenty fifteen, out

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there in Pittsburgh, they held the world's largest pinball tournament

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in history, used over seven hundred machines. Zach Sharp he

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won it, got fifteen thousand dollars in a free game.

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Joke joke, joke, joke.

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Dish shibt Day, we're gonna par he left Thish Shiver Day,

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we gonna sipotage.

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He's like this shibirth day.

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And you know we don't give us birthday.

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Let's see what's born. On August the sixth, Alexander Fleming.

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He was born in Darvo, Scotland, in eighteen eighty one.

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Now he was a microbiologist, and he is a guy

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that discovered pitticillin. Yeah, and it's true. It was basically

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because he left his lunch out. That's so much shocked.

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But anyway, it's considered one of the greatest discoveries in

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human history. I mean we take it for granted nowadays.

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But before penicilin, yeah, that was pretty bad for people.

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But both his wives they did die, but not in

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anything penicillin could have fixed. Then he had a son

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from his first wife, Flaming. He died from heart attack

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nineteen fifty five at seventy three years old. Hoot Gibson

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he was born in Techama, Nebraska in eighteen ninety two.

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He was an all around champion cowboy. Well out there

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in California. They needed cowboys to make silent films, so

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Hoot he was perfect. He knew how to work with horses.

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Started acting in nineteen twelve, acted until nineteen fifty nine.

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He was in over two hundred silent and seventy five

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talking movies. Now, between World War One and World War Two,

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Hoot he was the second biggest office box office draw

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there was Yep, he's behind another cowboy, Tom mix Wod.

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He married and divorced three actresses. He had his son

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from actress number two, nineteen fifty two, fifty year old Hoot.

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He married himself with a twenty two year old Yieldler.

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They were mare for twenty years. They were there until

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who do you find the diaed of cancer in nineteen

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sixty two. It's seventy years old. Lucille Ball, she's one

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of Jamestown, New York. In nineteen eleven. She started out

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as a model, then she went on Broadway. Nineteen forty

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she married Desi Arnaz. They created Desilu Production. Of course,

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they created that I Love Lucy's show. They divorced in

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nineteen sixty after twenty years. Deasi Now he had been

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very successfully running Desilu all that time. Well, he decided

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after that divorce he was done. He wanted to go

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into something else, So Lucy took over. She was the

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first woman to be to basically own and manage a

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major Hollywood production company. Some of the shows that she

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put on the air Mission Impossible, The Untouchables, Star Trek, Yeah,

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that was Lucy Now her and Desi. They had a

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son and a daughter, Lucy. She made her second husband

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in nineteen sixty one. They were together until Lucy died

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at seventy seven years old in nineteen eighty nine from

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an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Actor Robert Mitcham. He was born

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in Bridgeport, Connecticut, in nineteen seventeen. When he was seventeen,

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he ran away from home. He up, he went down South,

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went to Georgia. Then he got sentenced to a chain

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gang for being a vagrant. Why he was able to

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escape the chain gang? Yeah, I ran back up to

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New England. Yeah, I went and decided to be an actor.

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Now he is considered one of the best movie stars

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of all time. Now not actors, no, no, no, one

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of the best movie stars. Kind of think like Kenoa Reeves.

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Now he is in over one hundred movies. Some of

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them are thirty Seconds Over Tokyo, River of No Return,

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The Longest Day, Midway Starting, all those big sitcoms in

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the eight or Sitcoffs, standing in all the mini series

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in the eighties, The Winds of War Warren, Remember North

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and South.

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Now.

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He met his wife when he was sixteen years old

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and she was seventeen. They got married in nineteen forty.

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They had two sons and one daughter. They were together

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until Mitcham died nineteen ninety seven and seventy nine years

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old from lung cancer. Artist Andy Warhol, he was born

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in Pittsburg in nineteen twenty eight. I guess you called

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him a pop artist.

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I don't know.

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He got famous, you know, for painting like campbell, soup

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cans and that kind of stuff. Now, he did a

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silk screen in nineteen sixty three. It was called Silver

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Car Crash. It showed the mangled interior of a crashed

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silver car. Sold a few years ago, Yeah, one hundred

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and five million dollars, and just three years ago. He

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has a print. It's called shot Sage Blue Maryland. He

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did that back in nineteen sixty four. Sold for one

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hundred and ninety five million dollars. Yeah, it's just basically

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a really goofy looking portrait of Maryland Monroe. Now, nineteen

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sixty nine, this radical nut job lesbian feminist wanted to

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rid the world of men. She decided to start with

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a gay man, Andy Wirrel. Yeah, she saw him, shot

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him in the stomach. Well, he lived, but he had

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to live the rest of his life wearing a medical

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courset to keep his internal organs all in place. She

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only got three years in jail for it. Well, it

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was in New York City.

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What do you expect?

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And he died in nineteen eighty seven and fifty eight

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years old, falling gall bider surgery.

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Science.

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I love my classes.

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He got a crazy teacher. Where's the classes? Things are

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going crazy? Only I'm all right game.

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That was Pat McDonald singing along with his wife Barbara.

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They were the duo Tim Buck three. Yeah, I know bad.

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He was born in Green Bay, Wisconsin in nineteen fifty two.

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He's seventy three today. Future So Bright Thought was the

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only song that really did anything. They divorced in nineteen

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ninety five.

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But bad.

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He is a really big, big time songwriter. Just some

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of the people who wrote hit songs for her share

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Keith Urban, Aerosmith, Billy Ray, Cyrus, Night Ranger. Yeah, it's

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a long list. Actress Michelle Yaw She's sixty three. She

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was born in Malaysia in nineteen sixty two. She started

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out as a martial artist movie star out there in Asia,

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first in the United States and the James Bond movie

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Tomorrow Never Dies and watching Tire Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

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I think I got that right.

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Remains the Gisha, crazy rich Asian. She wont an oscar

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for everything, everywhere, all the time. She married her second

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husband in twenty twenty three, now Michelle. She is the

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only actress that Jackie Chan ever let do her own

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stunts in any of his movies. No, that was not

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The Weather Girls, It was a Spice Girl singing solo.

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Jerry Hollowell is fifty three. She has won a Wafford

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England in nineteen seventy two. Jerry, she's best known as

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Ginger Spice. Maybe not the most popular, but still one

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of the Spice Girls. Now they've sold over on a

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million records. That makes them the best selling all female

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group of all time, even though guys played all the instruments.

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Now Spice Girls, they made a good tribe and things.

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So yeah, they're not coming back anymore. It looks like

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they're completely done now. As a solo artist, Jerry, she

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sold over fifteen million records. None of her STEP's been

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released in the United States though. Now she had a

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daughter from a boyfriend. She got married in twenty fifteen

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and they have a son.

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Only sign.

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I'll be honest, I had no idea. The TV show

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Punky Brewster had a theme song. Well, the girl who

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played Punky Brewster she's now forty nine years old, So

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Leo Moonfry. She was born in Glendora, California, in nineteen

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seventy six. She was eight when she started playing Punky. Now,

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do you know what Punky Brewster's actual name was?

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It was Penelope. She's a Penelope Brewster now.

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After Punky, Yeah, Salio, she went on to Sabrina the

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Teenage Witch, which is kind of funny because the star

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of Sabrina the Teenage Rich was Melissa Joan Hart. Now

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Salil beat out Melissa as Punky Brewster with the auditioned.

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So yeah.

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She married almost.

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Twenty four years and they had four kids together. After

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they divorced, they had two sons and two daughters. Okay,

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quote of the day, it's gonna come from Rick James.

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Freedom OUs. I really love she said, ches alright, chez alright.

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Rick died today in two thousand and four, fifty six

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years old. Rick says, I believe everything happens under God's plan. Well,

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thank you all for listening today and make sure you

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cool media dot com. That's cool three years now. Our

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He wants to hear brittley. I ain't can sung those

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kind of songs. You guys having an awesome day. We'll

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talk tomorrow.

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I love it's water in holding a ball. I eat

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ball in a throw back cover band. Usually it's me

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drop a five inch of jar for still guitar on

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a hardbreck song.

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But damn, here's a twenty inch tim boys. I can't

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do it tonight.

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Boys, It'll feel too real, too close to home.

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I'm two tore rubbing, she's too far doll.

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Don't play me, no hang, no wailing, no wele, no

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no shows ones out, Oh how it's going ahead and

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me there's a tearium affair.

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Since she ain't here, I'm so long from miny cry.

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I can't listen to those kinds of song all this

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hot a night when I'm throwing them back beneath and

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me all night.

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Ain't nothing like a little old school in hurl always

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on my mind.

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Yesterday's win a wrong midd and fine till you lose

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your girl Then't you know what you're saying?

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Battle, It's like it been where you.

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Are out in Bell with Wheel two Meal too close

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To Home time two told of a Chicks Too by

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a conf