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5. “The Top Ten Things That Almost Rhyme With Peas”
This was David Letterman’s very first Top Ten list from 1985. Without it, we probably wouldn’t be doing nearly as many Top Ten list posts.
4. Chief weaponry of the Spanish Inquisition
Because it’s my list, and I think Python is damn funny. Disagree? Then it’s the comfy chair for you!
3. Declaration of Independence
“The history of the present King of Great Britain is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations…. To prove this, let Facts be submitted to a candid world.” It’s a great list.
2. Bill of Rights
The Declaration was good, but in a destructive kind of way. The Bill of Rights is better, because it creates.
1. The Ten Commandments
Is there another list that still makes the news 4,000 years after being written?
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The Ten Commandments…that’s a heck of a list!
Hopefully some new greatest lists come out of the problogger quest….
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The Bill of Rights is certainly one great list.
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