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February 9, 2021

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I asked artificial intelligence to turn some of my favorite horror movie icons into robots. Now I want to collect them all.

My daughter and her friend took me to see ‘The Nun II” on Sunday. Not sure that counts as church but it was a fun movie.

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Working on a new episode now. Everyone knows about John Wilkes Booth, but what about Boston Corbett, the man who avenged Lincoln? Episode 60 coming soon. #podcastsofinstagram #podcast #curator135 #lincolnassassination #presidentlincoln #honestabe #johnwilkesbooth #assassination #comingsoon

From a book of Vaudeville comedy jokes published in 1907. Still hilarious today... or not.

On this day, 120 years ago, an event that came to be known as 'Black Saturday' happened. 12 baseball fans died, over 200 more were seriously injured. It was the worst disaster in the history of American sports at the time.

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