Bag of Randomness for Wednesday, October 12, 2022

  • Angela Lansbury died. I remember when Murder She Wrote would follow 60 Minutes. As a kid, I couldn’t think of anything else that could have been more old and boring than those two shows back-to-back. Both signaled the end of the weekend.
  • You just don’t see football facemasks with a middle vertical bar in the center between the eyes anymore. I never understood how anyone could wear those things without getting cross-eyed or distracted.
  • The two Lewisville locations seem to be speedy, but I’m surprised the now lack-luster Whataburger isn’t on the list – Chick-fil-A has slowest drive-thru, 2022 fast-food report says – But the chicken chain did rank first in customer service.
  • American Airlines to open exclusive 600-room, $250 million hotel in Dallas
    The employee-only ‘hospitality complex’ will be built on a 300-acre corporate campus the Dallas-based air carrier is constructing in Fort Worth.
  • In 1955, a devout Mormon set out on an archaeological expedition to prove the claims in the Book of Mormon. After 15 years, he found nearly every claim in the Book of Mormon was incorrect, and the papyrus Joseph Smith claimed was written by Abraham, was actually just a page taken out of the Egyptian Book of the Dead. He wrote about all this and put it in a book, here’s a summary.
  • Richard Nixon’s Secret Visit With Coretta Scott KingNixon came in part to avoid attending the funeral, but he also brought a check-later lost-for her children’s education, according to a family friend finally telling the story.
  • Pastor who gave kids ‘I ❤️ hot youth pastors’ stickers placed on leaveThe church said the sticker was a “poor decision,” adding that it was “offensive to some”

  • ‘Ballots have been stuffed’: voting scandal rocks Alaska’s fat bear contestKatmai national park, which runs Fat Bear Week, forced to discount votes after irregularities in semi-finals discovered
  • iPhones calling 911 from owners’ pockets on rollercoastersNew iPhones which can detect car crashes and notify emergency services appear confused by thrill rides
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