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The lie of yesterday

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Etruscan shepherds were forbidden, under pain of death, to put pickle on their cheese sandwiches.

Source: Mojo Thwub
Submitted on Friday the 20th of June 2008
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The lie of last Monday

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Martial arts were discovered by accident during a disastrous production of 'The Nutcracker' in Beijing in 1903, when the director decreed all high kicks were to be performed in total darkness.

Source: Stu Becker ([email protected])
Submitted on Thursday the 8th of April 2004
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The lie of last Sunday

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naming a child Retardo, will do nothing to affect their mental well-being. The other children will rejoice and make your child a deity among them.

Source: Heraldo Manchez
Submitted on Tuesday the 20th of January 2009
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The lie of last Saturday

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The second lie is far deadly than the first, and must include the phrase "sensible shoes."

Source: steve
Submitted on Sunday the 19th of January 2014
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The lie of last Friday

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The chemical symbol for snow is * .

Source: Xanthus Meldrum
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The lie of last Thursday

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A Bulgarian weight-lifter was banned from competing in the 2000 Olympics because his name was too rude in English, and would have caused embarrassment had he won a medal.

Source: Mike Wilson
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