This is the real story of a prisoner at the infamous Alcatraz prison, incarcerated at the same time as Al Capone.
Find out which everyday terms started out by mistake.
We’ve got the answers that debunk (or defend) common old wives’ tales.
You’ll have to read them to believe them (or not).
We’ve compiled 70 words and phrases we’ve all used wrong at some point.
'Nice guys finish last' means something very different in Spain.
Anyone with a phone and web access needs to know these terms just to survive without constantly being in a state of confusion.
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Since ancient times, people have sought advice and counsel from psychics – or those claiming to be. But it’s only in the past century or so that psychics have been credited with solving seemingly [...]
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You aren’t still wearing the same clothes or driving the same car as you were two decades ago, so why are you still punishing yourself with the same outdated beliefs?
The lingo you need to know about dating, rating, mating and hating in the Internet age.
