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What I missed

May 10, 2012November 15, 2015 / bs king

Apparently in my travels, I missed the series premier of a new History channel show: United Stats of America.

I was hoping it would be up my alley, but reading the synopsis makes me suspicious it’s going to be more about reciting cool numbers than figuring out if those numbers have any accuracy.  Sigh.

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