Rob’s Megaphone

 How many words are in your vocabulary? The average high school graduate is said to know about 10,000 words. The average 4-year college graduate is said to know about 20,000 words. Do you have room for any more words in your vocabulary?
Here are some interesting words, which you may not know.
Upon learning an interesting word, [...]

They were told he would not remember them
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Makes you wonder what else They are wrong about.

Howdy Folks,
I’ve put together some of my favorite
silly post from Rob’s Megaphone for
the last three months.
I hope you enjoy them. 
 
 
Silly Signs 37: Why does this happen?
Why does this happen? Maybe somebody is happy he learned how to add. Maybe there’s a competition going on with OLD CUYAMA     Why does this [...]

Why does this happen?
Maybe somebody is happy he learned how to add. Maybe there’s a competition going on with OLD CUYAMA
 
 

Why does this happen?
Note to self: Next February 22nd – stay home.

Sometimes we all just want the world to stop spinning so fast, so we can get off and get away from it all. Rob’s Megaphone has uncovered one reason why so many people have a hard time exiting the rat race.  Check out these silly exits signs:
 
 
What are cruise ships doing on the highway anyway?
And [...]

Only great minds can read this:
(It was bourhgt to my atttneoin by smoenoe at reddit.com taht tihs is not new. He was pttery uspet aobut it – mdae me lguah. It is new to me, and I hpoe to smoe of you!
fi yuo cna raed tihs, yuo hvae a gerat mnid too.
Cna yuo raed tihs? Olny 55 [...]

1973 was the year for strange music
Kiss gets their start performing their first concert at the Coventary Club in Queens, and David Bowie says good bye to ‘Ziggy Stardust’ in front of a stunned crowd at the Hammersmith Odeon. In music theatre, The Rocky Horror Picture Show was born.
For more about Music of 1973, check Here.
Check out the vids below [...]

David and Goliath analogies predicting the shattering of the traditional press by the new media and citizen journalism has inched closer to fruition according to Bill Kirtz’s Poynter.org column: Future of Journalism: New Media, New Money.  In his commentary covering the “Future of Journalism Conference” held at Harvard, on June 20-21, Kirtz revealed common ground [...]