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For every word you get right on a vocubaulary test will provide grains of rice for world hunger
For every word you get right on a vocubaulary test will provide grains of rice for world hunger
Pictures said to be ocean waves frozen in place during sub-freezing weather.
This is a forwarded email that says the city of Dallas, Texas has passed a law that allows the city to tow and impound vehicles that a pulled over for a routine traffic stop if the drivers can not provide proof of automobile insurance.
Website That Offers a Search of U.S. Driver’s Licenses-Fiction! Summary of eRumor: The email warns you that there is a site that has everybody’s driver’s license on it and you are warned that you should go to the site and have your information removed. The email directs you to a web page promoted as “Driver’s …
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This is a photograph of boat with eight 250 horse power outboard engines that says that boats like these were designed to smuggle drugs across the English Channel.
Grand jury witness DeAndre Joshua was murdered in Ferguson, Missouri, because former Officer Darren Wilson was not indicted in the shooting death of Michael Brown.
Pictures From Raid of Drug Dealer’s House in Mexico-Truth! Summary of eRumor: The eRumor is mostly pictures of a vast stash of American money said to total $207 million and taken in a raid on a drug dealer’s house in Mexico. The Truth: The pictures are authentic. A BBC story from March 16, 2007 …
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An inmate on death row in Abilene, Texas, for murder and cannibalism has requested “a little boy” for a last meal.
The story of 10-year-old Johnny Jackson, who died after what doctors say was a case of “dry drowning.” It had been several hours since Johnny had been swimming in a neighborhood pool when his mother discovered him unconscious in his bed.
Forwarded emails and Facebook postings have gone viral alleging that the Diamond Rio song, “In God We Still Trust,” was banned from radio stations because it was politically incorrect.