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There I was, just flying along, enjoying the flight at 20,000 ft, minding my own business.....

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Amber Tanner's 8 year-old son was "lunch shamed" at school in May of 2018.

He reportedly had a $5 past-due bill that she denied receiving from the school. Her son was taken out of the lunch line in front of classmates and told that he would only get a cheese sandwich, "a single slice of Kraft cheese and with two dry pieces of bread".

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Western Stagecoach Companies

Western stagecoach companies were big business in the latter half of the 19th century. In addition to passengers and freight, stages hauled gold and silver bullion as well as mining company payrolls. Stage robbery was a constant danger and bandits employed many strategies to ambush a stagecoach.

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Time Gets Better With Age

Read it through to the end, it gets better as you go!

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An Amazing Collection I was born in England and trained as a draughtsman, having always had a pencil in my hand. I later re-trained as a Technology teacher and emigrated out here to New Zealand. Here I carried on teaching and pursuing my interest in competition model aircraft, classic cars, and bikes. When I was 40 years old I started to play the electric bass and joined a local band for more than 12 years. This led me to change from model aeroplanes to designing and building electric stringed instruments. It had been my intention to retire from teaching...

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Man With a Fork

There was a young man who had been diagnosed with a terminal illness and had been given three months to live.

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