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How could you ruin a popular book or movie by providing very brief, but factual synopsis of its plot?

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How could you ruin a popular book or movie by providing very brief, but factual synopsis of its plot?

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TIL that in 2008 City officials in Swansea, Wales mistakenly printed an automated &quot;I&#39;m not at the office at the moment. Send any work to be translated&quot; email reply on a road sign instead of the actual traffic safety message they wanted translated from English to Welsh.

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TIL that in 1990 Volvo nearly destroyed its reputation in the US with a staged ad campaign in which they claimed their cars could not be crushed by a Monster Truck. The Volvo had been reinforced and the other cars weakened for the stunt.

TIL that during WW2 Ireland’s President and Prime Minister both sent Germany their condolences on Hitler’s death.

TIL about the fast food chain &quot;Rax Roast Beef&quot; which at one time operated a peak of 504 locations in the US in the 1980&#39;s, but due to continuous changes in its business model and shifting focus away from its core clientele eventually declined to just 8 locations today.

TIL That 40000 hats and 20000 sunglasses are lost at Disneyland every year.

Posting TY links when possible, what are some examples of perfect combinations of Song + Movie End Scene and why?

What are some perfect combinations of Song + Movie End Scene?

What is an instance where you are 100% convinced that the AI/Computer player was cheating in a video game?

TIL that prior to becoming an SNL and The Simpsons legend, actor Phil Hartman had a career as a graphic artist and created the cover art over 40 LP albums

ELI5:When I shine a very bright flashlight or laser pointer up in the air, where is the beam &quot;stopping&quot;?

TIL about Thomas Scot Halpin, a fan of UK band The Who, who during a 1973 Quadrophenia tour concert volunteered to fill in for the remainder of the set after drummer Keith Moon had passed out from drugs and alcohol.

Metal Machine Music (1975) - Depending on who you ask, this is either Lou Reed&#39;s Experimental masterpiece, a big F.U. to his record label or the worst music album of all time. Check your volume before clicking!

ELI5: Why are so relatively few countries/cultures famous worldwide for their cuisine?

TIL that Tuskegee Airmen (African American USAF aviators) won&#39;t he very first Top Gun competition in 1949, all while using outdated aircraft. Their achievement was swept under the rug until 2004

TIL about the submarine USS R-14, who in during a rescue mission in 1921 had its fuel contaminated with seawater, cause the loss of battery power and radio communication. Its crew were able to make the 161 mile return trip to homeport by creating sails out of hammocks and blankets.

TIL about the &quot;Green Card Lottery&quot; the first commercial computer spam campaign (Via Usenet) which was started by the now disbarred layer Laurence Canter and his wife in 1994.

TIL about French geologist Michel Siffre, who in a 1962 experiment spent 2 months in a cave without any references to the passing time. He eventually settled on a 25 hour day and thought it was a month earlier than the date he finally emerged from the cave

What is a word that can sound either very appealing or very repulsive depending on context?

&quot;Play Free Bird, man!&quot;

What &quot;Unfilmable Book&quot; do you believe is actually unfilmable?

TIL that in 2008 City officials in Swansea, Wales mistakenly printed an automated "I'm not at the office at the moment. Send any work to be translated" email reply on a road sign instead of the actual traffic safety message they wanted translated from English to Welsh.

TIL about the fast food chain "Rax Roast Beef" which at one time operated a peak of 504 locations in the US in the 1980's, but due to continuous changes in its business model and shifting focus away from its core clientele eventually declined to just 8 locations today.

ELI5:When I shine a very bright flashlight or laser pointer up in the air, where is the beam "stopping"?

Metal Machine Music (1975) - Depending on who you ask, this is either Lou Reed's Experimental masterpiece, a big F.U. to his record label or the worst music album of all time. Check your volume before clicking!

TIL that Tuskegee Airmen (African American USAF aviators) won't he very first Top Gun competition in 1949, all while using outdated aircraft. Their achievement was swept under the rug until 2004

TIL about the "Green Card Lottery" the first commercial computer spam campaign (Via Usenet) which was started by the now disbarred layer Laurence Canter and his wife in 1994.

"Play Free Bird, man!"

What "Unfilmable Book" do you believe is actually unfilmable?