Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- East Germany
Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- East Germany
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
(Really? #7? 
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Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- East Germany
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- West Germany
Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- East Germany
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- West Germany
- Portuguese Guinea
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- East Germany
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- West Germany
- Portuguese Guinea
- Burma
Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- East Germany
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- West Germany
- Portuguese Guinea
- Burma
- Ceylon
Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- East Germany
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- West Germany
- Portuguese Guinea
- Burma
- Ceylon
- South Yemen
Countries that Were on the Map in 1970, But Not Now.
- Rhodesia
- West Pakistan
- South Vietnam
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- East Germany
- The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
- West Germany
- Portuguese Guinea
- Burma
- Ceylon
- South Yemen
- East Pakistan
I’ll pass.
April Fools Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
That was going to be my submital!
April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
- Election of Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania as first Speaker of the U.S. House
It was supposed to be a gag, but he took it seriously, and then they couldn’t get him out of the chair.
April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
- Election of Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania as first Speaker of the U.S. House
- Israeli radio reported Muslim leader dead.
As the Los Angeles Times reported, on April 1, 1986, Israel’s state-run radio reported that Lebanese Muslim leader Nabih Berri had been killed. The hoax was planted by an Israeli intelligence officer who then watched it spread to state-run radio and even to then–Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin. As a joke, it wasn’t much. But as a hoax, it had legs … and consequences. The announcement was broadcast on Lebanese radio stations as well as Israeli ones, which forced a quick retraction and apologies from all sides. The intelligence officer, meanwhile, was threatened with a court-martial (he remains anonymous today). Even after the apologies, spokesmen for Berri condemned the prank and Israel.
April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
- Election of Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania as first Speaker of the U.S. House
- Israeli radio reported Muslim leader dead.
- George Plimpton writes of Hayden Siddartha “Sidd” Finch and his 168mph fastball as the 01 April 1985 Sports Illustrated cover story
April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
- Election of Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania as first Speaker of the U.S. House
- Israeli radio reported Muslim leader dead.
- George Plimpton writes of Hayden Siddartha “Sidd” Finch and his 168mph fastball as the 01 April 1985 Sports Illustrated cover story
- Starting a Baker’s Dozen game with the title* April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry*
April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
- Election of Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania as first Speaker of the U.S. House
- Israeli radio reported Muslim leader dead.
- George Plimpton writes of Hayden Siddartha “Sidd” Finch and his 168mph fastball as the 01 April 1985 Sports Illustrated cover story
- Starting a Baker’s Dozen game with the title April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- The BBC and the Swiss spaghetti harvest
April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
- Election of Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania as first Speaker of the U.S. House
- Israeli radio reported Muslim leader dead.
- George Plimpton writes of Hayden Siddartha “Sidd” Finch and his 168mph fastball as the 01 April 1985 Sports Illustrated cover story
- Starting a Baker’s Dozen game with the title April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- The BBC and the Swiss spaghetti harvest
- Bob the cheating husband.
Not an April Fool’s prank, but this topic could use some help.
April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
- Election of Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania as first Speaker of the U.S. House
- Israeli radio reported Muslim leader dead.
- George Plimpton writes of Hayden Siddartha “Sidd” Finch and his 168mph fastball as the 01 April 1985 Sports Illustrated cover story
- Starting a Baker’s Dozen game with the title April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- The BBC and the Swiss spaghetti harvest
- Bob the cheating husband.
- Submarine Race kills nine spectators. Film at 11.
April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- Idle Thoughts’ PMs earlier today
- Election of Frederick Muhlenberg of Pennsylvania as first Speaker of the U.S. House
- Israeli radio reported Muslim leader dead.
- George Plimpton writes of Hayden Siddartha “Sidd” Finch and his 168mph fastball as the 01 April 1985 Sports Illustrated cover story
- Starting a Baker’s Dozen game with the title April Fool’s Pranks Gone Awry
- The BBC and the Swiss spaghetti harvest
- Bob the cheating husband.
- Submarine Race kills nine spectators. Film at 11.
- 1861: Abraham Lincoln tells Jefferson Davis that if he shells Fort Sumter the government will take it back; Davis wires to ask “You and what army?”