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The Panama Papers story appears and a retrospective look at The Simpsons shows a somewhat (although not exact) relatable similarity with the subject. :DD Got to leave it to The Simpsons to provide relevancy :oldlaugh::

 
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Out of the way, Windows... Please... :oldlaugh:

 
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Pwned!
 
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Relevancy to a recently discussed thread:



And the full song:

 
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Don't drop it!
“Mirror, mirror, on the wall, where’s the faintest star of all?”
 
Fight me, you spawn from the forest! The fish is mine!

 
Skillful kid (source here):

 
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Lucy becomes an airline stewardess (featuring Carol Burnett)



One thing I like about these seminal TV actors was that many were originally Vaudeville or "Vaudeville-esque" performers. I think this is where Lucy and Ricky met Fred and Ethel and Carol is certainly of that spirit. Vaudeville was to early TV the same as stand-up comedy was to hit TV series shows later on like Seinfeld, Rosanne, Cosby, etc., you had to earn your street-cred "on stage."
 
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Lightning Storm Recorded at 7000 Frames Per Second
(Ningyu Liu, Florida Institute of Technology)
 
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Lightning Storm Recorded at 7000 Frames Per Second

That is supercool, thanks for posting that.
 
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