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The lie of yesterday

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Hermit crabs do not have a pulse.

Source: Jason Turner kingofthegroovers@btinternet.com
Submitted on Saturday the 3rd of April 2004
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The lie of last Monday

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Until brakes were invented in 1927, early motorists usually had to drive their car into a solid structure, such as a house, to make it stop.

Source: dave, kenningd@which.co.uk
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The lie of last Sunday

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Elton John made a living as a bare-knuckle boxer before finding fame on the stage.

Source: Theodore H Biscuit (dadswoods@hotmail.com)
Submitted on Wednesday the 26th of May 2004
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The lie of last Saturday

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To cut down on drive by shootings in Los Angeles, the city council has raised the driving age to 27.

Source: John Fairhall, jfairhall@hotmail.com
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The lie of last Friday

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Elderly woman dye their hair blue and pink so they can blend in with the rotating light shows at most raves.

Source: tony@nythyhel.demon.co.uk
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The lie of last Thursday

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Following the success of mobile phones with integrated cameras, Raleigh, the bicycle maker, is to introduce a range of moutain bikes with fold-away ironing boards.

Source: Samuel Pepys
Submitted on Friday the 13th of April 2007
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