Last week marked the 60th anniversary of the opening of the first McDonald’s in Des Plaines, Illinois. To promote the opening, Ray Kroc took out an ad in the Des Plaines journal advertising the low prices. It worked, and Kroc’s …
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Last week marked the 60th anniversary of the opening of the first McDonald’s in Des Plaines, Illinois. To promote the opening, Ray Kroc took out an ad in the Des Plaines journal advertising the low prices. It worked, and Kroc’s …
Read More »The very first Air Force one now resides at the Marana Regional Airport in a field in Arizona. Named Columbine II it became the official presidential aircraft in 1953 before being replaced in 1954 and then eventually retired in 1968. …
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Read More »Hoverboards aren’t just a figment of your imagination anymore, now they’re real. This is the Hendo, the world’s first ever hoverboard and the creators are currently running a kickstarter campaign so that they can mass produce this glorious creation. For …
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Read More »In 1940 Adolf Hitler had gifted a 1938 Mercedes Benz to King Triubhuvan of Nepal. It was the first car in Nepal, and it was brought to the capital on the backs of several men, since Nepal had no roads …
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