Thread: Trivia and other useless but interesting items

words not needed for this trivia from the Netherlands

Geez, that's flukey!

Obviously training their whales....

Mods will forgive me I think.

US presidential election hopeful Kanye West casts vote for someone he 'truly' trusts — himself

"The singer and fashion designer took to Twitter today to say he was "voting for the first time in my life for the president of the United States, and it's for someone I truly trust … me"."

Entire Southwest Airlines flight forced to deplane in Nashville after passenger refuses to wear mask

The Las Vegas-bound flight was delayed for an hour

The woman was taken to the Southwest gate for a ticket refund and then taken to a non-secure side of the airport, the outlet shared. She was not arrested.

Suspect she is not loved by the other passengers

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Entire Southwest Airlines flight forced to deplane in Nashville after passenger refuses to wear mask

The Las Vegas-bound flight was delayed for an hour


The woman was taken to the Southwest gate for a ticket refund and then taken to a non-secure side of the airport, the outlet shared. She was not arrested.

Suspect she is not loved by the other passengers

Probably not but that is a bit of a tricky one these days IMHO.

If she knew about the mask wearing prior to purchasing her ticket then more fool her, but if she found that condition later on after she boarded then the airline is surely at fault & owes her an apology & a new ticket. Personal liberties etc.

But think of the money she saved by not going to Vegas.

Re Whale things.

What Architectura/Engineeringl idiot though that was a good idea? Like a Whale's tail would support a train Carriage when it was trying to escape the zoo. Firey when he gets back to the Station. "Hey Boss. have I got a whale of a tale to tell you"

Among the more surprising discoveries filmmaker Catherine Dwyer made while researching the women's movement in Australia from 1965 to 1975 was the existence of ASIO footage taken of protesting women.
In it she saw women holding banners in the street, and also a "12-year-old Sigrid Thornton waving a women's liberation flag with her mum, Merle, who kicked off the women's liberation movement in Brisbane when she chained herself to the Regatta pub."

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Among the more surprising discoveries filmmaker Catherine Dwyer made while researching the women's movement in Australia from 1965 to 1975 was the existence of ASIO footage taken of protesting women.
In it she saw women holding banners in the street, and also a "12-year-old Sigrid Thornton waving a women's liberation flag with her mum, Merle, who kicked off the women's liberation movement in Brisbane when she chained herself to the Regatta pub."

A wise move chaining oneself to a Pub 12 or not. She'd be right for drinks all day even the famous Hotel Lemonade & Raspberry.