Re: The Return of Mike Throll 3 (2/2)
> If my memory of 8th grade social studies serves me, THIS is how it > goes: > > -The "Indians" come from Asia over the land bridge and settle across > Canada(As for calling them "Indians" instead of Native Americans, it's > a matter of habit and the fact that one of them has about half as many > syllables as the other.) > > -The vikings came and left. > > -Columbus sailed to the tropics or something > > -Amerigo Vespucci(I kept having trouble with not accidentally calling > him Amerigo Bonasera(Which doesn't mean anything to somebody who > hasn't read the Godfather)), a mapmaker if I remember correctly, named > America after either himself or some slang that was popular in the > area and the time or something. > > -Man walks on moon > > -Pepsi releases "Pepsi Clear" VERY interesting ... What exactly is a Pepsi Clear .. how does it differ from the normal Pepsi ?
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