In October 2010 we lost a great man, Zecharia Sitchin, who singlehandedly might have uncovered the truths behind the origins of mankind, secrets that have laid buried for thousands of years, stories from before the dawn of time, and which make unexplained mysteries make sense.
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Just what is it about someone yawning that causes everyone around them to also yawn? It’s just weird isn’t it, and it doesn’t matter whether you see someone yawn, or […]
Almost the only time that you get to see a Xylophone today is as a children’s toy, but these are really a fun instrument to watch someone play. Originating in Africa as the Marimba, it’s a popular instrument in Central America, in particular Guatemala.
Spring time is the perfect time to get married, and in two days time the world (or at least the women of the world) will no doubt be glued to the television to see the spectacle that is the Royal Wedding take place in London.
When asked to think of “Vampire Women” many people have mental images of a sensual temptress with long flowing locks and an even longer flowing nightgown, showing off a hint of cleavage, and a look on her face that few men can resist. Not all Vampire Women fit this stereotype image though.
Why not hit someone on the side of the head? The word upside is usually used with the word down. It shouldn’t be the opposite of the word downside, at least when it’s referring to hitting someone on the upper part of their head at least.
T is a letter of the alphabet that pretty much anyone ought to be able to find something to write about. After all, there are plenty of words that begin with the letter T, like Today and Tomorrow for example.
Spam comments on blogs are becoming far more frequent and although filters like Akismet work very well, there are things that you can do to recognize spam and to deal with it, fighting back at the spammers and helping to warn others if they try to visit their sites.
For some reason I was thinking of what to write for the Letter R, and the word Reverse came to me, and with it the memory of my Dad telling me many years ago about when he learned to drive, which was either just before the Second World War or during it.
Forming a queue, whether it’s when waiting for a bus or a train, waiting for a shop to open, or at the cash register in a store, well it’s something that most British people were brought up to do, although sadly these days not everyone respects this great British tradition.