Bits of random facts

Started by lifunk · 15 Nov 2005 · 1,423 replies

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6 Oct 2006, 03:25 #701
On June 30 against the New York Mets, Sandy Koufax threw his first no-hitter, and would finish his career with a record four no-hitters; in the first inning of the 5-0 win over the Mets, Koufax struck out three batters on nine pitches.

Wow.
6 Oct 2006, 03:26 #702
2 hot dogs & drink for $2.00
6 Oct 2006, 03:45 #703
krim wrote:2 hot dogs & drink for $2.00

Sold.

Heading to Costco this weekend... I think I know what I'm having for lunch. :)
6 Oct 2006, 03:46 #704
krim wrote:2 hot dogs & drink for $2.00


if you ever venture to new york...the most famous hot dog joint, Gray's Papaya....will serve up their Recession Special - 2 grilled dogs on toasted buns and a fruit drink for about 3 bucks...one of the best dogs in the City...especially at 3am after you're broke and drunk from partying all night.
6 Oct 2006, 03:51 #705
Tu_triky wrote:if you ever venture to new york...the most famous hot dog joint, Gray's Papaya....will serve up their Recession Special - 2 grilled dogs on toasted buns and a fruit drink for about 3 bucks...one of the best dogs in the City...especially at 3am after you're broke and drunk from partying all night.

Not Papaya King?

Speaking of hot dogs, ever see that PBS program, A Hot Dog Show?"

If that show doesn't make you hungry for a hot dog, you're probably dead.
6 Oct 2006, 03:52 #706
bmwracer wrote:
Not Papaya King?

Speaking of hot dogs, ever see that PBS program, A Hot Dog Show?"

If that show doesn't make you hungry for a hot dog, you're probably dead.


sounds fun! haven't seen it tho. :( maybe i can find a torrent
6 Oct 2006, 03:54 #707
^ i'll be honest i never went to Papaya King...that's up near Union Square...i used to live in the Village so Gray's was closer ...and was open 24 hours a day.
6 Oct 2006, 03:58 #708
Tu_triky wrote:sounds fun! haven't seen it tho. :( maybe i can find a torrent

Check the PBS schedules... They seem to air it several times during the year... I think I recorded it at one time.

There's also one by the same guy about sandwiches and another about ice cream... Tasty shows, all. :victory:
6 Oct 2006, 03:59 #709
Here's a link on the guy, Rick Sebak: http://www.wqed.org/tv/pghist/sebakbiog.shtml
6 Oct 2006, 04:02 #710
bmwracer wrote:
Not Papaya King?

Speaking of hot dogs, ever see that PBS program, A Hot Dog Show?"

If that show doesn't make you hungry for a hot dog, you're probably dead.



ROFL

You beat me to it.. and yes, i saw that show.

I haven't eaten at Gray's, but I have had the KING. :victory:
6 Oct 2006, 05:20 #711
The largest recorded kidney stone weighed 1.36 kg. :shocked:
6 Oct 2006, 06:21 #712
bmwracer wrote:
Check the PBS schedules... They seem to air it several times during the year... I think I recorded it at one time.

There's also one by the same guy about sandwiches and another about ice cream... Tasty shows, all. :victory:


will do...sounds interesting and entertaining.
6 Oct 2006, 06:46 #713
he also does non-food stuff... like amusement parks, strange shaped buildings, etc..
9 Oct 2006, 06:18 #714
October 9th is also a holiday in Japan: Physical Education Day
9 Oct 2006, 06:24 #715
gaijin mark wrote:October 9th is also a holiday in Japan: Physical Education Day


Thanks gaijin mark! :)

Which means that ralphm might be able to play golf in Japan on Monday. :hehe: :P

Second Monday of October (national holiday)
Health and Sports Day (taiiku no hi):
On that day 1964, the Olympic games of Tokyo were opened
9 Oct 2006, 06:26 #716
Wynter wrote:The largest recorded kidney stone weighed 1.36 kg. :shocked:


WHAT?? That's massive! My wife had more like gravel, 5 small ones....
9 Oct 2006, 08:23 #717
Kamikaze pilots used triky's avatar as motivation
9 Oct 2006, 08:35 #718
gaijin mark wrote:Kamikaze pilots used triky's avatar as motivation


haha..... :hehe:
9 Oct 2006, 09:18 #719
Anime Dad wrote:

WHAT?? That's massive! My wife had more like gravel, 5 small ones....


Did you also know that Kidney stones range in colour?

O! And is this true: The U.S. Government will not allow portraits of living persons to appear on stamps.
9 Oct 2006, 09:26 #720
Actually, my wife had gallstones, not kidney stones :beatyou: and they were yellow :crazy:

I had heard that about US stamps. Weird :nut:

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