Toilet Paper Shortage Wiped Away Soldier’s Hopes of Heroism
First Gatorade Shower Killed Coach, Caught On
February 8, 2010
Today's tradition of dumping a bucket of Gatorade on the winning football coach is a show of celebration and respect as odd as it may seem. However, it's so commonplace we as Americans have lost sight of how the icy custom came about. Instead of a happy beginning, it started out of animosity and ended with tragic results.
Nazis Dressed Their Dogs Too
February 5, 2010
Celebrities and single, middle-aged American women weren't the first.
Greatest Generation’s Package Handlers Equally Careless as Today’s
February 3, 2010
Recent generations have grown tired of hearing about how they have failed to live up to the standards of their fathers and grandfathers, but a recent study is giving hope.
Explorer Falls on Incan Skeletons, Blames War for Broken Bones
February 2, 2010
A piece of shocking news has rocked the world of anthropology. The History Bluff has found that legendary explorer Hiram Bingham had fallen on a collection of Incan skeletons near Macchu Picchu and claimed that war was the cause of their broken bones.
Charles II’s Bathroom Reading Material To Go On Display
January 31, 2010
He kept the book in his reading room but it soon became his favorite bathroom reading material; it’s home eventually became the bathroom alongside stacks of his wife’s years-old Birds and Blooms subscriptions.
Hancocks: Attention Hounds of America
January 26, 2010
John Hancock, one of the nation's founding fathers, always had to be glaringly different - that trait runs in the family.
February 8, 2010