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Today in History: November 10

1493
Christopher Columbus discovers Antigua during his second expedition.

1647
All Dutch-held areas of New York are returned to English control by the treaty of Westminster.

1775
U.S. Marine Corps founded.

1782
In the last battle of the American Revolution, George Rogers Clark attacks Indians and Loyalists at Chillicothe, in Ohio Territory.

1879
Little Bighorn participant Major Marcus Reno is caught window-peeping at the daughter of his commanding officer—an offense for which he will be courtmartialed.

1960
Uncensored version of D. H. Lawrence's "Lady Chatterley’s Lover" finally goes on sale in the UK after a jury finds publisher Penguin Books not guilty in an obscenity trial

1969
The PBS children's program Sesame Street debuts.

1971
Two women are tarred and feathered in Belfast for dating British soldiers, while in Londonderry, Northern Ireland a Catholic girl is also tarred and feathered for her intention of marrying a British soldier.

1972
Hijackers divert a jet to Detroit, demanding $10 million and ten parachutes.

1975
The iron ore freighter Edmund Fitzgerald breaks in half and sinks at the eastern end of Lake Superior--all 29 crew members perish.

1989
German citizens begin tearing down the Berlin Wall.

1997
WorldCom and MCI Communications announce a merger, the largest in US history up to that time.

2020
Word of the year is "Lockdown" according to Collins English Dictionary

Today in History: Born on November 10

1483
Martin Luther, theologian and reformer.

1925
Richard Burton, Welsh actor famous for his roles in The Spy who Came in From the Cold and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.

1928
Ennio Morricone, Italian composer and conductor noted for his theme music in spaghetti Westerns such as The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly.

1935
Igor Dmitriyevich Novikov, Russian astrophysicist; the Novikov self-consistency principle made important contributions to the theory of time travel.

1956
Sinbad (David Adkins), comedian, actor (Necessary Roughness, Houseguest).

1963
Hugh Bonneville, actor (Downton Abbey, Notting Hill).

JOTD
Have you seen a 20 dollar bill crumpled up?

While enjoying their evening cocktails, the wife asks her husband, in very seductive voice, "Have you ever seen Twenty Dollars all crumpled up?"

"No," said her husband.

She gave him a sexy little smile, unbuttoned the top 3 or 4 buttons of her blouse, and slowly reached down into the cleavage created by a soft, silky push-up bra, and pulled out a crumpled Twenty Dollar bill.

He took the crumpled Twenty Dollar bill from her and smiled approvingly.

She then asked him, "Have you ever seen Fifty Dollars all crumpled up?"

"Uh... no, I haven't," he said, with an anxious tone in his voice.

She gave him another sexy little smile, pulled up her skirt, and seductively reached into her panties......and pulled out a crumpled Fifty Dollar bill.

He took the crumpled Fifty Dollar bill and started breathing a little quicker with anticipation.

"Now," she said, "have you ever seen Fifty Thousand Dollars all crumpled up?"

He said, "No!" trying to contain his excitement.

She said, "Check your truck in the garage."


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