The most "ethyl" and absurd battle in history

We could have entitled this article as "the most absurd war in history" , but no war admits such connotation, from the moment there are human losses and in this battle, that of Karansebes , there were about ten thousand dead.Now, we assure you that within the category of war, what happened in 1788 stands as the most unusual and incomprehensible act.

Can you guess who was to blame of such nonsense? A few spirits barrels and the stupidity of a group of soldiers.The result was simply dantesco.

An economic brandy that cost a high price

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Backmasking: hidden messages backwards in songs?

Let's talk today in Curious of Backmasking .We are sure that you already know this term, and you may even have tried to sharpen your senses to try to capture hidden messages in many of the lyrics of songs from your favorite groups. Now, let's start first by defining what is called Backmasking.It is a technique by which to enter words and phrases in a sound record, so that they are recorded on a reverse music track so that later, it is broadcast forward. An example to understand it better? In Fito Paez's video clip « Tombs of Glory», Almost at the end, he pronounces a series of indecipherable and meaningless words that many people fail to understand and that I raise a lot of curiosity.Finally, it was discovered that it was a "blackmasking" to honor his favorite musicians, and that he had said backwards the following words: Sid Vicious, Jim Morrison and Jimi Hendrix. Are you joining us today in Curious in the haunting world of Backmasking? Hidden...

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The 10 game consoles of our childhood and their mythical video games

The world of consoles and video games have been more than 35 years living with us .Many of those who were children in the 80s will remember those primitive consoles that they worked with a cassette player and it took "centuries" to load a game.Nothing to do with the wonders we enjoy today, however we all somehow cherished that first machine that fascinated us, whether portable or salon.Let's take time for ailment remembering the 10 game consoles of our childhood and their mythical videogames. The 10 game consoles of our childhood and their mythical videogames 1.Atari The Atari company can be considered the founder of the video game and home console industry.I start selling in Europe in 1978 .most successful games are Frogger, Espace Invaders or a primitive Donkey Kong . 2.Spectrum Spectrum appeared at the hand of the British company Sinclaire in the year 1982 .It was a revolutionary console although it was a bit heavy loading the games with the ...

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