It's not on Wikipedia (yet), but Homer Simpson's birthdate is May 12 1956, according to Simpsons Season 4, episode 16, called "Duffless."
Now you know.
UPDATE/This Just In:
In the same episode, Homer sings about his first beer, and using a fake ID to buy it. The name on the ID was Brian McGee and Brian's birthdate was August 2 1948, boosting Homer's purported age almost eight years.
Monday, September 29, 2014
Friday, September 19, 2014
Dear PBS Nova: Details Matter
My screen cap of this image is dated April of 2012, and I did in fact send an email to correct the Nova team. Never got a reply.
The image you see is from an episode of PBS' series Nova, and this show was about elements.
The problem is that they use a 1943 United States Cent to illustrate the use of copper. In 1943, the United States was at war, and copper was considered too valuable to the war effort to use in cents. So they made them out of steel. They even stick to a magnet.
People collected the unusual cents in huge quantities, and you can still get a steel cent in pretty good condition at any coin shop for less than a dollar. Steel in 1943, guys. Not copper. Better luck next time.
The image you see is from an episode of PBS' series Nova, and this show was about elements.
People collected the unusual cents in huge quantities, and you can still get a steel cent in pretty good condition at any coin shop for less than a dollar. Steel in 1943, guys. Not copper. Better luck next time.
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