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A Potpourri of Puzzling Problems

Give your head a break with some lighter news

Kellogg is laying off hundreds of employees. Will Toucan Sam be next?
Bill Kalmar
Mon, 03/13/2017 - 12:01
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Our universe seems to be in a state of flux, discombobulation, and transmutation. Every day a new issue surfaces that boggles the mind. It could be a debate on the number of people at the inauguration, a discussion of “alternative facts,” the Dakota pipeline access, severe snowstorms on the East Coast, European terrorist attacks, criminal and police confrontations, building of walls, and illegal immigrant deportations. And that is just in one day.

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So let’s lighten the atmosphere somewhat and look at some other issues that might be less provocative.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, besides ruling a rogue country, has the world’s strangest haircut. No one walks into a beauty parlor and says: “Give me the Kim Jong Un” unless you live in North Korea and are in fear of your life.

Lots of radio stations play the Oldies—songs from the ’50s and ’60s that are classics. Years from now will the songs and rap we hear nowadays be considered “oldies” and played on those stations?

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