Feb. 10, 2025

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

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National Poop day. Entertainment from 1962. Duct tape invented, France has to give Britian Canada, Professional wrestling admits in court its not real. Todays birthdays - Boris Pasternak, Robert Wagner, Roberta Flack, Lionel Cartwright, Laura Dern, Elizabeth Banks. Shirley Temple died.

Intro - Pour some sugar on me - Def Leppard http://defleppard.com/
poop, poop, poop, poop - Toilet Bowl Cleaners
Creep - TLC
Mi Vid Loca (my crazy life) - Pam Tillis
Chattanooga Choo Choo - Glenn Miller
Birthdays - In da club - 50 Cent http://50cent.com/
Killing me softly with his song - Roberta Flack
Leap of faith - Lionel Cartwright
Good ship lolipop - Shirley Temple
Exit - Its not love - Dokken https://www.dokken.net/

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Well, Happy Monday everyone. I am Jeff and welcome to

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History and Facto. It's about today, presented by Cool Media.

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It is February the tenth.

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Bom poop, poop and balls out on my bum. It

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don't look tasted to me, but flies say yum yum yum.

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When I'm constipating, the poop just won't come. My day

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is incomplete until I poop da lisaoo.

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Today is National Poop Day. That's right now. It's not

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because of the Super Bowl halftime show.

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No.

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Today was actually created by a group of kids in Madison, Wisconsin. Yeah,

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they're from the Madison Children Museum. They wanted the day

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to learn all about one of the body's most important functions. Now,

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the word poop, it was first used in the fourteen hundreds,

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comes from an Indio European work from poo now pooh.

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It's majority water. Then is dead bacteria, fibers, undigested food, sells, mucus,

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that kind of stuff.

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Now.

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Experts they say that the best way to best position

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you can be in when you have to go poop,

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you have to have your feet firmly on the ground,

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your knees a little bit higher than your hips, and

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you have to lean forward to about sixty degrees. Then

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when it comes out it she look like a banana. Now,

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if you don't want to celebrate Poop today, it's also

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National Flannel Day. It's National Umbrella Day, National Clean out

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your Computer Day.

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I went with Poop because they have the coolest song.

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All right, let's he's going on entertaining On February the tenth,

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it was back in nineteen ninety five. Number one album

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was The Hits by Garth Brooks. TLC had the number

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one song with Creep Pam Tilla. She had 'm on

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Country song with Mvida Loca, My Crazy Life.

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Just Chamouni.

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World Count.

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Last, the number one book was Politically Correct Bedtime Stories

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by James Finn Garner. The top movie was Billy Madison

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Now in Order in Here at a Hotel Empire. Billy,

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who is really lazy and really immature, es to go

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back and takes grades one through twelve all over again,

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stars Adam Sandler, Bridget Wilson Sampress, and Darren McGavin. Nineteen

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forty the first Tom and Jerry cartoon it was released

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into theaters. It was Puss Gets the Boot. So what

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do you think The first song was was to ever

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receive a gold record. See that's the song that sells

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one million copies. The first one.

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Bardon me is to Chattanoo the Juju?

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Yes, yes, nine.

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Boy, you can give me ah, can you too?

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M chattenoog the Juju, the Chattanooga chucheu back Glenn Miller

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back in nineteen forty two. Now his first song to

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receive that gold record. They think some songs might have

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sold the million copies before then, but they had no

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way to track it. Then in nineteen fifty five they

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actually lowered it a gold record. You only had to

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sell five hundred thousand, but if you sold a million,

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then you got a platinum album. Now they still give

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out golden platinum albums. They're still the same five hundred

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thousand for gold, one million for platinum. It says people

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don't really buy that many records anymore. They had to

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figure out some way to add streating and streaming sales

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to it. So to get to the platinum record, now you

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have to stream one point two five billion streams in

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order to get that platinum album. All right, What happened

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on February the tenth, seventeen sixty three, the peace treaty

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assigned that ended the French Indian War. France lost, so

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they had to give Britain Canada. Now the French Indian War,

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it was actually France and Native American Indians who had

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lined together to fight the British. Like I said, it

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didn't work out well. For eighteen ninety nine in Milligan

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and Ohio, they made history. Got down to negative thirty

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nine degrees. Yeah, that's still Ohio's the state record for

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colda stemp nineteen thirty three, Seneca, Oregon. Yeah, they set

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the Oregon state record negative fifty four.

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Now.

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It was originally called the Duck tape, not duct tape.

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In nineteen forty three, Ve's to stout. She was working

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in an ammunition factory during World War Two in Illinois.

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She noticed that the way they were sealing the ammal

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boxes that made it really tough for the soldiers to

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open them up, and she thought it would really suck

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if they were under fire. So she invented duct tape.

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See Duck it was the name of a woven fabric

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and she took that and then she coated it with

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waterproof plastic. Then she had a layer of rubberhesive. Yeah,

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it was tough, but you could tear by hand. She

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showed the tape to her bosses. They weren't impressed it all,

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so she wrote a letter to President of Franklin Roosevelte,

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told him.

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All about it. FDR. He loved it. He ordered the

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army to start making that duct tape.

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Now, when duct tape to rye, the soldiers quickly realize

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what we all know that, yeah, you can use duct

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tap to fix anything. Now, basically, the armies made improvements

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on what Vesta had created, so she didn't get any

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money out of which kind of sucks. Then after the war,

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duct tape it became really popular in the heating and

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cooling industry for heating and cooling ducks. That's when duct

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tape became duct tape. Nineteen eighty nine, the WWF they

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admitted in court that professional wrestling was fake.

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Yeah, it wasn't real.

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They said it was an exhibition and not a sport.

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Now they had to do it for tax reasons.

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The I R.

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S was after him.

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Stoke cooked goat shot this shims day.

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We're gonna pause. He left this shiver day. We won't

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simple cause he like this Shibs Day, and you know

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we don't do that's birthday.

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Let's just see you was born on February the tenth.

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Writer Boris Pasternak is one of Moscow, Russia in eighteen ninety.

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You are one of the.

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Biggest most popular novels of all time, Doctor Chivago.

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Now f he I haven't read it. It's really long

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and really boring.

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It's all you need to do, all you have to

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really know in order to sound like you're well read. Yeah,

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I just say that it takes place during the Russian

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Revolution in nineteen oh five and it lasts until World

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War Two. Now the movie really sucks to so the

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don't waste your time on They of but the book

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didn't win a Nobel Prize. But see the Soviet Union

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they made Passernak turn it down. See that wasn't a

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good Communist way to do. You don't win awards like that.

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You know, it's not part of the state. And plus

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the Soviet Communists they didn't like Passnak at all. They

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didn't think he was a good communist the way he

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wrote and everything. Tried to send him to a gulag

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in Siberia. Krishnf Yeah, he liked him though, so he's

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kind of saved his ass Passernac Son. He finally did

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accept that Nobel Prize in nineteen eighty nine. Yep, when

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they're no more communists, woll at least we thought so.

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Borisi had two sons from his first wife, married a

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second wife in nineteen thirty four and they had a daughter.

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He died nineteen sixty from mun cancer, seventy years old.

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Actor Robert Wagner, He's ninety five. He was born in

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Detroit in nineteen thirty.

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On TV.

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He start out starring And It Takes a Thief, then

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Heart to Heart. Been in over seventy movies. Someone Were,

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The Towering Inferno, Midway, did a couple of Pink Panther movies.

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He was never two in the Austin Powers movies. He

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married actress Natalie Wood for five years. Then he divorced

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his second wife after eight years and they had a daughter.

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So then he remarried Natalie Wood. They got married in

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nineteen seventy two. They had themselves a daughter. Then in

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nineteen eighty one Robert he got away.

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With killing Natalie.

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He married actress Jill Saint John in nineteen ninety I'm

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betting though, that she has never gotten on a boat

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with Robert.

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I'm in my bed with this.

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Finger, singing my life with this killing me soft please

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with this song, killing.

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Me song please, with his song telling all live with

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his words, killing me softly.

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That's ROBERTA Flack. She's eighty eight.

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She was born in North Mountain, North Carolina, in nineteen

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thirty seven. She was a child prodigy on the piano.

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At fifteen years old, she got a full Riode scholarship

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to Howard University. Now she was at Howard, she switched

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from piano to singing. Still graduated teen years old, and

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she started teaching high school. After ten years of teaching

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high school, gave it up.

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Yep. She wanted to become a professional singer. That has

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a good call.

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Some of her number one songs were first time ever

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I saw your face, killing me softly with his song

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feel like making love?

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Where is love now? Roberta.

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She retired twenty two. Yeah, she's fighting als, so we

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hope for the best. She married once for eight years.

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That's the way you down, darling.

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You won me.

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We can work it out fastree always fine.

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If you'll trusting me.

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I got trusting You country singing line of cart Ride.

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He is born in Galiopolis, Ohio, in nineteen sixty sixty.

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Fight Today. Grew up in West Virginia. Some of his

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biggest hits are give Me His Last Chance, I watched

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it all on my radio, my heart is set on you,

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Leap up faith. She still sings a little, but he

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does a lot a lot of composing for TV and

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movie shows. We're died a lot, and he does quite

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a bit actually of keynote speaking over the years. Now

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he's been married for over thirty years. Actress Laura Dern.

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She is fifty eight. She's born in Los Angeles in

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nineteen sixty seven. Her famous parents are actors Bruce Dern

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and Diane Ladd.

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Laura. She started doing a little acting as a kid.

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She first really made a name for herself though in

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the movie Mask, then Blue Velvet, Jurassic Park, One in three,

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Doctor t and The Women. She won an oscar for

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a marriage story. I think that was like twenty twenty.

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She married musician Brian Harper for eight years and they

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had a son and a daughter. Actress Elizabeth Banks. She's

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fifty one. She was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts in nineteen

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seventy four. She is best known for all those Hunger Games,

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Pits Perfect and Spider Man movies. She's been in all

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of them. She was pretty good in that horror film Slither.

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She does a lot of directing and producing nowadays, mainly producing.

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She got married in two two thousand and three and

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they have two sons. Okay, if you're not celebrating name,

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you want to celebrate flannel, get this over. In Britain

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they have a phrase, don't give me that flannel. What

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it means is don't lie to me and don't give

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me all that rubbish.

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Wow.

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Thank you for listening today. Don't follow us. Whoever you

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listen to is on. Don't forget about Country Underground ray

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of the best Indian independent country music out there. You'll

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find it everywhere. Let's end with Shirley Temple.

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I'm the good lonely on this street to a can

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me shum where vun Bun's prayer.

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Shirley died today in twenty fourteen and eighty five years old.

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She said, I stopped leaving in Santa Claus when I

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was six years old. My mom took me to see

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Santa Claus at the department store, Santa Claus ask me

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for my autograph. You guys, I'll have an awesome day

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and we'll talk tomorrow.

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

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