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Ever wondered if you've been singing the wrong lyrics your whole life? You’re not alone! Join Don, Doug, and Ron as we laugh at our younger selves, recalling those hilarious moments of confidently singing incorrect lyrics. From Ron thinking an auto mall jingle said “keys on thin ice” to Doug’s entertaining mumbling to Puddle of Mudd's "Blurry," this episode is a celebration of those amusing musical missteps. It’s all about the joy of reliving those cringe-worthy yet endearing memories.
Next, we take a reflective turn as we explore how our minds can sometimes deceive us. Have you ever misremembered a passage from a beloved childhood book or confused the Pledge of Allegiance as a kindergartener? We certainly have, and these personal anecdotes highlight the unreliable nature of memory. From the Y2K bug to historical misconceptions, we question how we validate the information we think we know. It’s a fascinating look at how perception shapes our understanding of time and events.
Finally, hold onto your hats as we dive into a theory that could shake the foundations of history: What if the 6th to 9th centuries never existed? We examine architectural anomalies and the possibility that Charlemagne and his grand achievements were mere fabrications. Explore the mysterious dome of Aachen Cathedral and the evolution of dating systems, from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar. This episode is a thought-provoking journey through the mysteries and quirks of our past, inviting you to question everything you thought you knew about history.

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