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Edinburgh goes bananas for cult show with
a gorilla costume, a rocking chair and little else
Back for its 15th year, this festival favourite finds a bespectacled primate sittingsilently on stage for 56 minutes – to wild applause
Edinburgh goes bananas for cult show with a gorilla costume, a rocking chair and little else
"Potatoes are better than human blood for making space bricks, scientists say"
Potatoes are better than human blood for making space bricks, scientists say
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A 70-year-old woman from Gedney Hill, Lincolnshire, has finally solved the mystery of why her application for her dream job as a motorcycle stunt rider in 1976 went unanswered.
Tizi Hodson, a lifelong daredevil, recently received her original job application letter—48 years after it had been stuck behind a post office drawer.
Ms. Hodson, who applied for the position in January 1976, was stunned when she opened her mail and discovered the letter, accompanied by a handwritten note that read: “Late delivery by Staines Post Office. Found behind a draw [sic]. Only about 50 years late.”
Reflecting on her life, she expressed amazement at how the letter found its way back to her after all these years. “How they found me when I’ve moved house 50-odd times, and even moved countries four or five times, is a mystery,” she said.
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UK Woman Receives Reply To Job Application After 48 Years - Inshort
A 70-year-old woman from Gedney Hill, Lincolnshire, has finally solved the mystery of why her application for her dream job as a motorcycle stunt rider in 1976 went unanswered.
Tizi Hodson, a lifelong daredevil, recently received her original job application letter—48 years after it had been stuck behind a post office drawer.
Ms. Hodson, who applied for the position in January 1976, was stunned when she opened her mail and discovered the letter, accompanied by a handwritten note that read: “Late delivery by Staines Post Office. Found behind a draw [sic]. Only about 50 years late.”
Reflecting on her life, she expressed amazement at how the letter found its way back to her after all these years. “How they found me when I’ve moved house 50-odd times, and even moved countries four or five times, is a mystery,” she said.
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UK Woman Receives Reply To Job Application After 48 Years - Inshort
Utah Officials Tell People To Stop Brining Turkeys In The Great Salt Lake
"A properly brined turkey should be fully submerged in the brine, either in a sealed bag or a cooler. The Great Salt Lake has waves, which are less than ideal for any meal.
Strong waves can quickly turn a turkey into a castaway waterfowl, which is what Sylvester thinks might have happened to the turkey found on Silver Sands Beach.
Of course, there is another possible explanation. Sylvester hasn’t ruled out the possibility of the turkey artillery theory.
“Some people will shoot turkeys into the lake with a turkey cannon, like many people use a potato cannon,” he said. “I'm not sure if that's the case here, but I know people occasionally do things like that.”
"A properly brined turkey should be fully submerged in the brine, either in a sealed bag or a cooler. The Great Salt Lake has waves, which are less than ideal for any meal.
Strong waves can quickly turn a turkey into a castaway waterfowl, which is what Sylvester thinks might have happened to the turkey found on Silver Sands Beach.
Of course, there is another possible explanation. Sylvester hasn’t ruled out the possibility of the turkey artillery theory.
“Some people will shoot turkeys into the lake with a turkey cannon, like many people use a potato cannon,” he said. “I'm not sure if that's the case here, but I know people occasionally do things like that.”
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