The 2,000,000th post game

Kathleen Case was in THE EDDIE CANTOR STORY with Gerald Mohr, who was in THIS REBEL BREED with Dyan Cannon, who was in SHE’S HAVING A BABY with Kevin Bacon.

86 bottles of beer on the wall,
86 bottles of beer.
Take one down, pass it around,
85 bottles of beer on the wall.

TODAY IS

It was strange, yeah. I remember thinking, I thought:

“Either that guy’s walking down the street butt ass nekkid or…

…my x-ray vision kicked back in after the elevator accident”.

Turns out though…

…there was a third option I hadn’t even considered!

Glad I didn’t overreact.

And

The history of the closet traces back to Roman soldiers. They invented the armorium to transport their weapons and armor safely. In the medieval period, wealthy individuals would make cedar wood chests to protect their expensive clothes from moths and mice.

Walk-in closets first gained popularity in the 1950s. High rise buildings in New York started building fewer units and more closets so that residents would not need to rely on wardrobes.

The hanging rod was first used in 1870. Hangars soon followed, though their origin is disputed. Some believe President Thomas Jefferson invented them, others say O. A. North invented them in 1869. Others believe that Albert J. Parkhouse invented the hangar in 1903. According to Wikipedia, Parkhouse was annoyed when he got to work and there were no hooks to hang his coat. He quickly bent a wire into the shape of a hangar for his coat.

In Britain and Pakistan, it's common to refer to closets as wardrobes or cupboard. Walk-in closets are referred to as walk-in wardrobes.

A popular myth is that early American homes were taxed if they had bedroom closets. Many believe that this myth became popular because of the way closets were used in these homes. Bedroom closets were not popular yet. Closets were often located in the living room on either side of the fireplace and were used for general storage. Clothes were kept in a chest, clothespress or a chest of drawers.