▲ 144 r/Frasier+1 crossposts

Punch Bug: Blue!

In my part of Canada we played Punch Bug on road trips, although other places called it Punch Buggy.

It was a game you could only play if you were around at a time when there were a lot of Volkswagen ‘Beetles’ on the road, and you never had to wait very long to spot one in the many colours they had.

If you can still feel the punches, you’re old.

u/Make_the_music_stop — 3 days ago

The Stoney Challenge in the 1980s. Get a 1L bottle from the fridge. Pour two classes 500ml each. See who could drink it the fastest. Bonus point if in one go and second bonus point for the loudest burp.

u/Make_the_music_stop — 4 days ago

As firefighters tackling a wildfire in the New Forest enters its 9th day and the M27/A31 connecting Bournemouth and Southampton is still closed....apparently the UK doesn't have any aircrafts or helicopters that can waterbomb the area.

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u/Make_the_music_stop — 4 days ago
▲ 35 r/Durban

SA schools final 2026 rugby ranking. Weirdly, 6 KZN schools are grouped #12 to #17. (And the actual results for each school listed) Glenwood had a poor year, ranked #54. And massive fall as they were #3 in 2018 and mostly in the top 20 since 2010.

u/Make_the_music_stop — 7 days ago
▲ 47 r/Durban

In 1960, Natal held the mighty All Blacks to a famous 6-6 draw. This carpet bed display at the top end of Old Fort Rd was to welcome the All Blacks when they toured SA in 1976. The visitors won 29-8.

u/Make_the_music_stop — 9 days ago

TIL that the character of John Rambo created by David Morrell, he chose the name Rambo when inspired by Rambo apples, which he encountered in Pennsylvania. These apples, in turn, were named by Peter Gunnarsson Rambo, who sailed from Sweden to America in the 1640s.

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u/Make_the_music_stop — 10 days ago

Those TV's in KFC. Now we know why they are high. (This a real photo of Colonel Sanders and his wife, Claudia, enjoy a quiet moment in their home. Narcissistic much?)

u/Make_the_music_stop — 12 days ago
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TIL that Colonel Sanders sold KFC in 1964 for $2m. He became unhappy with the recipes calling the gravy "sludge." So he opened an outlet, Claudia Sanders, The Colonel's Lady Dinner House in 1968. KFC sued & he countersued for $122m. They finally settled, Sanders got $1m and kept their new outlet.

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u/Make_the_music_stop — 12 days ago
▲ 110 r/Frasier

So he did change his mind /////// Norm: "Six hours...you know sittin' there in one place, never movin'. That's, that's just not me, you know?"

u/Make_the_music_stop — 13 days ago