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He fought 22 heavy weight boxers

His youngest daughter was a professienal boxer also

He had the same trainer for 30 years

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Casting jason was not easy

Alan thicke was known for a failed late night show before the series

Seavers parents were divorced when the show just started

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rob lowe: He has 2 children | He is deaf in one ear | His parents are divorced

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the movie the out siders was written by teenagers

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Apple Macintosh 128K, Inside the beige plastic enclosure of every 128K Macintosh the first model sold were engraved signatures from everyone on the Apple Mac team, including Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.

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The song “wake me up before you go-go” got over 1 billon streams

micheal jackson was the best selling artist in the United States for 2009, the year of his death.

The US Military Used ACDC Music As Torture

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The brand guess was really popular for there high wasted jeans they had the most supply of jeans

| Track suits where popular because they were athletically  warn and good for working out

| Bands, pop stars and rock stars were seen wearing animal print and soap stars who lived a little closer to home also wore leopard or tiger print clothing. The pattern was obviously a pattern, but it didn’t make the clothing look cheaper, in fact it made it more desirable.

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The Magic 8 Ball was invented by Albert Carter. Albert Carter The Magic 8 Ball was invented by Alber carter

My Little Pony actually started out as My Pretty Pony. It was a larger, 10-inch horse doll that was part of Hasbro's Romper Room line in 1981, but was moved over to Hasbro proper in 1982, shrunk, and released as MLP then

Roberts and OAA didn’t find a lot to laugh about when Topps released their line of Garbage Pail Kids trading cards in 1985. Featuring the same rounded heads and cute expressions as the Cabbage Patch Kids

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scary event(Iran frees 52 US hostages Jan 20 1981)

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scary event(Iran frees 52 US hostages Jan 20 1981)

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Iran people took over 50 us citizens hostage in 1979

12 of the 62 hostages where killed

Hosgeses where kept for 444 days and let out during ronald reagens inauration

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Ronald cut taxes during his time |

Ronald was known for being a “Great communicator” because he was really good at public speaking |

Ronald mde a law about imagration

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It only cost 135K compared to know which is 235K+ |

The ferrari was made to compete with the porsche |

It took many trys to get it together it burnt down multiple times

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The Porsche 959 and the Ferrari F40, was two of the most iconic supercars of the 80's. But, did you know that the original development for both cars, was the rally Group B? Since it was banned, both manufacters didn't wasted all the job they did, and gave us two marvelous supercars.

The Ferrari F40 is maybe the most iconic supercar ever made by the Maranello manufactes, despite having a V8 Turbo engine instead a N/A V12. But this car was the result of the developement of the ultimate 288 GTO to face it's Group B rivals: The 288 GTO Evoluzione. The 288 GTO was made for the rally Group B, and 272 units were made to race it. As just them and Porsche were the only entries on their class, they abandoned the idea of racing and the car was adapted to be street-legal. Due the sucess of the Porsche 959, Ferrari decided to develop their next supercar, using the 288 GTO as base car. There was born the 288 GTO Evoluzione

The car recived a new wide body kit, and the engine was upgraded with attaching 2 turbos to it. Now the 288 got 650 HP, 950 kg and a estimated maximum speed of... 370km/h! In 1987, with a detuned engine of 470 HP, and a 1100 kg weight, the F40 was born. That was the last car that Enzo Ferrari gave his approvement and the last 'old school' Ferrari before the electronic era. 1315 units were made and the production ceased in 1992. A GT version was made in 1994, racing in the BPR International series and JGTC with a moderate sucess.

And here is the biggest rival of the italian car: The Porsche 959. For many considered 'The ultimate Porsche' was the maximum technologic expression from the Stuttgart manufacter. They made this car originally for the rally Group B (Fun fact: The original name for this car was 'Gruppe B') in 1981. But in 1984, three units were adapted to race the Paris-Dakar, racing in 1985 and winning in 1986 with Rene Metge. But was in 1986 when the street version was ready. Cappable of a max speed of 336 km/h and a 0-100 of 3.7 seconds thanks to a 444 HP Boxer engine (derived from the legendary 935 of Le Mans), the innovative PSK (Porsche-Steuer Kupplung) all-wheel drive system, and advanced electronic features. Quickly this car became a sucess... excepting in the United States. The 'Gates 959' was bought by Bill Gates in 1987, but by the EPA regulations, the car was illegal, being stored at the Port of San Fransisco until 2001, when the 'Show and Display' law was approbed. Oh, and a '961' version to race in Le Mans was made, finish 7th at the overall qualyfing.

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Porsche 959 and Ferrari F40: The supercars that the Group B gave birth

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The Porsche 959 and the Ferrari F40, was two of the most iconic supercars of the 80's. But, did you know that the original development for both cars, was the rally Group B? Since it was banned, both manufacters didn't wasted all the job they did, and gave us two marvelous supercars.