Carved in Stone, Written in Shame: The Tale of Beringer’s Lying Stones
— August 24, 2026In 1725, a respected physician and professor near the German city of Würzburg believed…
Many television comedy programs provide their own laughs in the form of a “laugh track,” which is a recording of an audience laughing. Apparently the people that make TV comedy programs think viewers need to be told when to laugh, so they provide the “cue” for those moments that are intended to be humorous. Those of you from other places that think it’s weird are in good company. Lot’s of us Americans think so, too!
In 1725, a respected physician and professor near the German city of Würzburg believed…
In the summer of 1971, headlines around the world announced something extraordinary: a genuine…
On Halloween night in 1926, a wealthy, eccentric Toronto lawyer named Charles Vance Millar…
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