(Originally posted Monday, October 29, 2007)
Top Internet Myths Being Debunked By Snopes.com
–*Ramadan is a Muslim holiday meant to celebrate the attacks against America on 9/11.
–*Diet Coke, when drunk every day for a year, erases all the memories of life between ages 5 and 12.
–*Barack Obama is first cousin of Saddam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden and his wife wears a hijab.
–*Mexican nationals in this country illegally have already annexed certain portions of Los Angeles.
–*The Statue of Liberty is a natural formation sculpted by wind and rain.
–*There was a spike in birth rates nine months after Sept. 11, 2001, nine months after the August 2003 blackout in the American northeast, and nine months after the final episode of “Friends.”
–*Construction workers sifting through the rubble at the World Trade Center site found I-beams in the shape of a minus sign, a double integral, an ancient Indian mandala, a happy face, and the Starbucks logo.
–*Osama bin Laden owns Snapple, Wrigley’s Spearmint gum, and the entire Beatles back catalogue.
–*A good way to remove an embedded tick is to blow it off with a .9 mm Glock.
–*Atheist groups pressured Congress to have the hit TV series “Touched By An Angel” changed to “Disabused of Some Stupid Ideas By An Atheist.”
–*Albert Einstein said that compound interest was the most powerful force in the universe, and in the same statement coined the phrase “I gots to get paid!”
–*The band Kiss’s name is an acronym for “Kids in the service of Soupy Sales.”
–*The Chevy Nova didn’t sell in Mexico because “no va” means “it doesn’t go,” and this was followed by the even bigger failure of a car whose translated name means, “I shit in your milk.”
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