Feb 10th-Poop, Duct Tape, Robert Wagner, Roberta Flack, Lionel Cartwright, Laura Dern, Elizabeth Banks

0:09 Well, Happy Monday everyone. I am Jeff and welcome to History and Facto. It's about today, presented by Cool Media. It is February the tenth. Bom poop, poop and balls out on my bum. It don't look tasted to me, but flies say yum yum yum. When I'm constipating, the poop just won't come. My day is incomplete until I poop da lisaoo. Today is National Poop Day. That's right now. It's not because of the Super Bowl halftime show. No. Today was actually created by a group of kids in Madison, Wisconsin. Yeah, they're from the Madison Children Museum. They wanted the day to learn all about one of the body's most important functions. Now, the word poop, it was first used in the fourteen hundreds, comes from an Indio European work from poo now pooh.

0:57 It's majority water. Then is dead bacteria, fibers, undigested food, sells, mucus, that kind of stuff. Now. Experts they say that the best way to best position you can be in when you have to go poop, you have to have your feet firmly on the ground, your knees a little bit higher than your hips, and you have to lean forward to about sixty degrees. Then when it comes out it she look like a banana. Now, if you don't want to celebrate Poop today, it's also National Flannel Day. It's National Umbrella Day, National Clean out your Computer Day. I went with Poop because they have the coolest song. All right, let's he's going on entertaining On February the tenth, it was back in nineteen ninety five. Number one album was The Hits by Garth Brooks. TLC had the number one song with Creep Pam Tilla. She had 'm on Country song with Mvida Loca, My Crazy Life.

2:09 Just Chamouni. World Count. Last, the number one book was Politically Correct Bedtime Stories by James Finn Garner. The top movie was Billy Madison Now in Order in Here at a Hotel Empire. Billy, who is really lazy and really immature, es to go back and takes grades one through twelve all over again, stars Adam Sandler, Bridget Wilson Sampress, and Darren McGavin. Nineteen forty the first Tom and Jerry cartoon it was released into theaters. It was Puss Gets the Boot. So what do you think The first song was was to ever receive a gold record. See that's the song that sells one million copies. The first one.

2:57 Bardon me is to Chattanoo the Juju? Yes, yes, nine. Boy, you can give me ah, can you too? M chattenoog the Juju, the Chattanooga chucheu back Glenn Miller back in nineteen forty two. Now his first song to receive that gold record. They think some songs might have sold the million copies before then, but they had no way to track it. Then in nineteen fifty five they actually lowered it a gold record. You only had to sell five hundred thousand, but if you sold a million, then you got a platinum album. Now they still give out golden platinum albums. They're still the same five hundred thousand for gold, one million for platinum. It says people don't really buy that many records anymore. They had to figure out some way to add streating and streaming sales to it. So to get to the platinum record, now you have to stream one point two five billion streams in order to get that platinum album. All right, What happened on February the tenth, seventeen sixty three, the peace treaty assigned that ended the French Indian War. France lost, so they had to give Britain Canada. Now the French Indian War, it was actually France and Native American Indians who had lined together to fight the British. Like I said, it didn't work out well. For eighteen ninety nine in Milligan and Ohio, they made history. Got down to negative thirty nine degrees. Yeah, that's still Ohio's the state record for colda stemp nineteen thirty three, Seneca, Oregon. Yeah, they set the Oregon state record negative fifty four.

4:20 Now. It was originally called the Duck tape, not duct tape. In nineteen forty three, Ve's to stout. She was working in an ammunition factory during World War Two in Illinois. She noticed that the way they were sealing the ammal boxes that made it really tough for the soldiers to open them up, and she thought it would really suck if they were under fire. So she invented duct tape. See Duck it was the name of a woven fabric and she took that and then she coated it with waterproof plastic. Then she had a layer of rubberhesive. Yeah, it was tough, but you could tear by hand. She showed the tape to her bosses. They weren't impressed it all, so she wrote a letter to President of Franklin Roosevelte, told him. All about it. FDR. He loved it. He ordered the army to start making that duct tape. Now, when duct tape to rye, the soldiers quickly realize what we all know that, yeah, you can use duct tap to fix anything. Now, basically, the armies made improvements on what Vesta had created, so she didn't get any money out of which kind of sucks. Then after the war, duct tape it became really popular in the heating and cooling industry for heating and cooling ducks. That's when duct tape became duct tape. Nineteen eighty nine, the WWF they admitted in court that professional wrestling was fake.

5:26 Yeah, it wasn't real. They said it was an exhibition and not a sport. Now they had to do it for tax reasons. The I R. S was after him. Stoke cooked goat shot this shims day. We're gonna pause. He left this shiver day. We won't simple cause he like this Shibs Day, and you know we don't do that's birthday. Let's just see you was born on February the tenth. Writer Boris Pasternak is one of Moscow, Russia in eighteen ninety. You are one of the. Biggest most popular novels of all time, Doctor Chivago. Now f he I haven't read it. It's really long and really boring. It's all you need to do, all you have to really know in order to sound like you're well read. Yeah, I just say that it takes place during the Russian Revolution in nineteen oh five and it lasts until World War Two. Now the movie really sucks to so the don't waste your time on They of but the book didn't win a Nobel Prize. But see the Soviet Union they made Passernak turn it down. See that wasn't a good Communist way to do. You don't win awards like that.

6:22 You know, it's not part of the state. And plus the Soviet Communists they didn't like Passnak at all. They didn't think he was a good communist the way he wrote and everything. Tried to send him to a gulag in Siberia. Krishnf Yeah, he liked him though, so he's kind of saved his ass Passernac Son. He finally did accept that Nobel Prize in nineteen eighty nine. Yep, when they're no more communists, woll at least we thought so. Borisi had two sons from his first wife, married a second wife in nineteen thirty four and they had a daughter. He died nineteen sixty from mun cancer, seventy years old. Actor Robert Wagner, He's ninety five. He was born in Detroit in nineteen thirty. On TV. He start out starring And It Takes a Thief, then Heart to Heart. Been in over seventy movies. Someone Were, The Towering Inferno, Midway, did a couple of Pink Panther movies. He was never two in the Austin Powers movies. He married actress Natalie Wood for five years. Then he divorced his second wife after eight years and they had a daughter.

7:08 So then he remarried Natalie Wood. They got married in nineteen seventy two. They had themselves a daughter. Then in nineteen eighty one Robert he got away. With killing Natalie. He married actress Jill Saint John in nineteen ninety I'm betting though, that she has never gotten on a boat with Robert. I'm in my bed with this. Finger, singing my life with this killing me soft please with this song, killing. Me song please, with his song telling all live with his words, killing me softly. That's ROBERTA Flack. She's eighty eight. She was born in North Mountain, North Carolina, in nineteen thirty seven. She was a child prodigy on the piano.

7:52 At fifteen years old, she got a full Riode scholarship to Howard University. Now she was at Howard, she switched from piano to singing. Still graduated teen years old, and she started teaching high school. After ten years of teaching high school, gave it up. Yep. She wanted to become a professional singer. That has a good call. Some of her number one songs were first time ever I saw your face, killing me softly with his song feel like making love? Where is love now? Roberta. She retired twenty two. Yeah, she's fighting als, so we hope for the best. She married once for eight years. That's the way you down, darling. You won me. We can work it out fastree always fine.

8:40 If you'll trusting me. I got trusting You country singing line of cart Ride. He is born in Galiopolis, Ohio, in nineteen sixty sixty. Fight Today. Grew up in West Virginia. Some of his biggest hits are give Me His Last Chance, I watched it all on my radio, my heart is set on you, Leap up faith. She still sings a little, but he does a lot a lot of composing for TV and movie shows. We're died a lot, and he does quite a bit actually of keynote speaking over the years. Now he's been married for over thirty years. Actress Laura Dern. She is fifty eight. She's born in Los Angeles in nineteen sixty seven. Her famous parents are actors Bruce Dern and Diane Ladd. Laura. She started doing a little acting as a kid. She first really made a name for herself though in the movie Mask, then Blue Velvet, Jurassic Park, One in three, Doctor t and The Women. She won an oscar for a marriage story. I think that was like twenty twenty.

9:30 She married musician Brian Harper for eight years and they had a son and a daughter. Actress Elizabeth Banks. She's fifty one. She was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in nineteen seventy four. She is best known for all those Hunger Games, Pits Perfect and Spider Man movies. She's been in all of them. She was pretty good in that horror film Slither. She does a lot of directing and producing nowadays, mainly producing. She got married in two two thousand and three and they have two sons. Okay, if you're not celebrating name, you want to celebrate flannel, get this over. In Britain they have a phrase, don't give me that flannel. What it means is don't lie to me and don't give me all that rubbish. Wow. Thank you for listening today. Don't follow us. Whoever you listen to is on. Don't forget about Country Underground ray of the best Indian independent country music out there. You'll find it everywhere. Let's end with Shirley Temple.

10:17 I'm the good lonely on this street to a can me shum where vun Bun's prayer. Shirley died today in twenty fourteen and eighty five years old. She said, I stopped leaving in Santa Claus when I was six years old. My mom took me to see Santa Claus at the department store, Santa Claus ask me for my autograph. You guys, I'll have an awesome day and we'll talk tomorrow.