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2. You can spin, wheel and twist, but this thing can turn without moving. What is it?
Solution
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Wife selling was a traditional English practice for ending an unsatisfactory marriage. Instead of dealing with an expensive and dragged-out divorce, a husband would take his wife to market and parade her with a halter around her neck, arm, or waist, before publicly auctioning her to the highest bidder.
Europeans traditionally swam the breaststroke, while Native Americans swam the front crawl. When two Native Americans won an 1844 swimming competition in England, newspapers criticized their barbaric, “un-European” form. Europeans refused to use the faster front crawl for decades.
Mary Tyler Moore once offered a restaurant $1000 for a 65 year-old lobster so she could return it to the wild. Rush Limbaugh then offered $2000 to eat the lobster. The restaurant denied both offers and kept the lobster as a mascot.
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1946 - 60th Wimbledon Men's Tennis: Yvon Petra beats G Brown (6-2 6-4 7-9 5-7 6-4)
1962 - Emir Said al-Djazairi takes van Algerian throne in Syria
1965 - Rock group "Jefferson Airplane" forms
1990 - After pitching a no-hitter lose, NY Yankee Andy Hawkins pitches a complete 12 inn game and loses 2-0
1997 - Montreal Expos retire Andre Dawson's uniform #10
1668 - Peter Burmannus, [Pieter Burman], Dutch attorney/classicist
1884 - Willem Dudok, Dutch architect (town hall Hilversum/Beehive Rotterdam)
1946 - Rick Hunter, actor
1971 - Owen Lance Bill Hughes, Palmerston North NZ, kayaker (Olympics-96)
1975 - Sebastián Rulli, Argentine actor
1994 - Rebecca Rosso and Camilla Rosso, British actresses
1684 - Peter Gunning, English royalist churchman (b. 1614)
1960 - Aneurin Bevan, British politician (b. 1897)
1971 - Thomas C Heart, US admiral/commander (Asiatic fleet), dies
1992 - Edgardo Pallero, Argentina producer (Los hijos de fierro), dies
1999 - Carl Gunter Jr, American politician (b. 1938)
2009 - Leo Mol, Ukrainian Canadian artist and sculptor (b. 1915)
1450 - Pope Nicolas V names Walraven van Meurs bishop of Munster
1932 - Antonio de Oliveira Salazar becomes premier/dictator of Portugal
1962 - 96 murder at massacre in Oran, Algeria
1969 - 83rd Wimbledon Mens Tennis: Rod Laver beats J Newcombe (64 57 64 64)
1971 - Simon Gray's "Butley" premieres in London
1994 - Boxer Buster Douglas comes out of a diabetic coma
1841 - William C. Whitney, American financier (d. 1904)
1936 - James Mirrlees, Scottish economist, Nobel Prize laureate
1951 - Keiko Fuji, Japanese enka singer
1954 - John Wright, NZ cricketer (opening batsman 1978-92)
1971 - Donna Faber, East Orange NJ, tennis star
1979 - Stiliyan Petrov, Bulgarian footballer
1626 - Stephan Fadinger, Austrian boer leader, dies in battle
1883 - Frederick Scotson Clark, composer, dies at 42
1991 - Howard Nemerow, US poet laureate (Pulitzer), dies
1993 - Harrison E Salisbury, US journalist (NY Times), dies at 84
2002 - Katy Jurado, Mexican actress (b. 1924)
2006 - Kenneth Lay, American businessman (b. 1942)