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From: Daily Breeze | Date: November 7, 2002 | Copyright information

* Menelik II ate the Bible. As a pain remedy. Page by page. Sort of like aspirin. In 1913, he really felt miserable, so ate the entire Book of Kings, and died.

* A third of the quarterhorses are city dwellers.

* Sir, say you're a father who attended the birth of your offspring. After, when you stepped out into the open air, what was the first thing you noticed? Whatever, if you were a traditional American Indian, that would be what you'd name the baby. Flying Cloud. Laughing Wate...

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