Sliced Bread, Powdered Milk and 10 Chipotle Burritos

September 25th, 2008 by listafterlist

Hey Listers,

It’s been a while. Hope you are still listing! Sure looks like you are. LAL has over 14,500 lists now! A lot has happened since I wrote you last:

The new Indiana Jones premiered and bombed. Well critically bombed at least; box-office numbers did okay despite the horrid reviews and me walking out of the theater half-way through; did you know you can’t get refunds for movies utterly sucking ?

Seems like Harrison Ford has been around longer than sliced bread doesn’t it? Ford’s first role as a bellhop in “Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round ,” was the same year  the Beatles’ John Lennon  made the comment in an interview published in The London Evening Standard, “We’re more popular than Jesus now.” Speaking of more popular than Jesus, did you know Ford had roles in many of biggest box-office hits of all time , though his role in E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (as Elliot’s school principal) was deleted from the final cut of the film. It’s shocking that he is only #75 on the list of Top 100 Actors and Actresses with the Most Movie and TV Appearances .

Other debuts include new iPhone 3G. It still sucks!

Big Brown made his bid at the Triple Crown of horse racing only to come up short in the final leg . No pun intended. But speaking of slipping up:

Sarah Palin tripped and fell bum -backwards into the Republican VP seat, political spotlight and harsh media criticisms (Caution: Alaskan ice slippery when wet).

As the Presidential election gets closer, more and more celebrities are choosing sides of the aisle. Hollywood is known to be left-leaning , but there are some celebs openly backing McCain as well on the other side of the aisle.

And how about Michael Phelps?! Not his political views; and actually NOT the 8 gold medals either, because that’s nothing compared to his daily food intake. 12,000 calories! Do you know what that is equal to? Have you ever tried to eat two Chipotle burritos? I have and I cannot even imagine ten! I have a better chance at London gold in the 200-free.

…Anyway, I hope you keep listing , adding to those wiki lists , and continually checking back with ListAfterList as it becomes the biggest thing since powdered milk . Or is it “biggest since sliced bread” and “longer than powdered milk”? Powdered milk was first spotted by Marco Polo in Mongolia in 1275; that’s not that long is it? Or very big? Wait, what does powdered milk have to do with anything?

Nevermind that, here is one final, actually important question: What are the options you have if your boss’s toupee falls on the floor?

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Ten Random Thoughts (by Ryan Pratt)

February 1st, 2008 by listafterlist

 
 

Greetings Listers!

 

Have you ever read Faulkner’s The
  Sound and the Fury? How about Kerouac’s On the Road? If so, then you understand the random thoughts of stream
  of consciousness. If not, let me have the honor of presenting you your
  first experience – in a milder, easier-to-read format. These are my ten
  random thoughts:

 

Do you think the most successful people in the world – the Forbes
  500 CEOs, the two-time
  Academy Award winners, the
  Olympic gold athletes, etc. etc. – are also the world’s morning
  people, those who love the sound of the alarm, or even wake up before it
  buzzes, those who wake up, cook breakfast, drink coffee and workout before the
  golden sun rises?

 

Try and describe a golden sunrise without using a color – you can’t,
  its impossible - you can’t describe a color without using another color or
  using an object that is a color, green
  is green,
  or green is yellow and blue, or green is a tree, but green is not anything
  else.

 

Green, the color of money, the color of greed, cheating greedy
  Forbes 500 CEOs. “Once a cheater always a cheater?” And does cheating
  on one thing mean he or she will cheat
  on anything? Does competition breed cheaters, or does a lack of willpower
  breed cheating, an addiction to cheating?

 

Don’t you wish what you knew now you knew in high
  school? There is so much more to the world and to the people in this
  world than you ever managed when being “cool”
  was the only thing that mattered – but maybe its better being blind, high
  school was so much easier?

 

Easy isn’t always the best, in fact, the hardest path is usually the
  best direction to head, but do you think the world’s  leaders know this, I mean, they’ve heard the
  clichés before I’m sure, but do they really understand it? And do you? Don’t
  you think unless we become a part of some global empire, on a hippie-ish
  peaceful earth, nuclear
  weapons will be fired; there will be a nuclear holocaust? It seems
  inevitable. Won’t the world’s leaders will do “whatever it takes?” Don’t be
  blind to the tasteless greed.

 

What if the only thing you could drink was milk, water, and the
  alcohol brewed in a bathtub? How miserable would that have been
  back-in-the-day? Imagine no soda
  pop, no Ocean-Spray, no Starbucks, no Budweiser.
  What would you drink with dinner? What would you drink at work?

 

Work,
  work, work. What a negative connotation that word has now. A career is
  something different from work; “career” has a positive feeling, a positive
  reception from the ears of the opposite sex. But work is something you dread
  late on weeknights, have to wake up for in the morning, and can’t wait for
  Friday because of.

 

Friday’s almost here! Maybe I will go see Jessica
  Alba in “The Eye” – then again, maybe I won’t, it seems like

Hollywood

’s new horror
  flick formula is to put a hot actress, a scary little kid with long hair, and
  some flashes of white faces in the dark, and the movie will be scary.
  Besides, I saw “Rambo” last Friday and “Lions
  for Lambs” on Tuesday at the dollar theater, no real urge to dish out
  real box office prices again so soon. “Rambo” amazing, gory, action-packed,
  and Sly is a more believable John then you can imagine, thank the HGH
  fountain of youth. Anyone responsible for the making of “Lions for Lambs”
  might as well sport a donkey pin on their chest and picket the streets with
  anti-Bush signs.

 

There is basically a 50% chance a woman
  or African-American
  will be the next President of the

United States

. Bet those people
  who used to drink alcoholic bathtub concoctions never thought that would
  happen.

 

Just like the ’72
  Dolphins probably thought their undefeated-season record would stand
  forever. My apologies for another cliché but, “records are made to broken,”
  and no one understands this as well as the Patriots
  QB Tom Brady. Do you think he is morning person?

 

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Still Resoluting?

January 16th, 2008 by listafterlist
 
 

Happy New Year Listers!

 

How’s your resolution
  coming along? You realize it is only day 11 right? Don’t worry, I am not
  doing so well either. I told myself I wouldn’t be so obsessed
  with making lists for every little task in my life.

 

You should’ve seen it – there were daily to-do lists, weekly to-do
  lists, movies to see, music to download, grocery lists, reading lists, lists
  on my Treo, lists on my fridge, and lists covering my desk.  Well, there are still lots
  of lists but I am not as obsessed with it. Then again, what could I
  really expect, I do have a pretty influential list-making job.

 

What was your New
  Year’s Resolution? Were you creative? Or did you choose something
  generic: to lose 20 pounds, to run 5 miles every week, to read more
  books, or to quit smoking? Those generic ones are often harder to stick to.
  Try being creative, instead of a generic
  diet resolution, try something like only drink soda when you are out to
  eat, or instead of picking a random resolution out of your favorite fitness
  magazine, try to find a sport you like (or even a Nintendo
  Wii game like Wii
  Sports) and joining a league or playing with friends a few times every
  week. Don’t just say you’ll read more books; make
  a list of books you want to read. Just because John
  and Heather say you should spend less, save more, and watch your debt
  disappear, doesn’t mean that should be your New Year’s choice. Try to make
  something fit your lifestyle; for instance, don’t buy a new
  DVD every Tuesday, or instead of going to Outback for dinner, try
  grilling out back your home instead.

 

No one else can make your resolution for you. But you can get some
  very creative
  ideas from others’ resolutions. And remember, resolutions don’t have to
  start on January
  1st, you can always make willful changes any day of the week, any week
  during the year.

 

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Why Be Merry? (The Christmas Newsletter)

December 20th, 2007 by listafterlist

Season’s Greetings Listers!

And Happy
Holidays. Unless of course, you haven’t finished your Christmas
shopping yet? Or if you are in any way related to Britney
Spears? Did you hear her 16-year-old little sister is pregnant now? And her
mom’s “parenting” book has been delayed indefinitely. Maybe now grandma will have
time to add a new chapter on teen pregnancy and their bald, party-animal aunts?
Then again, maybe you have another reason to not be merry? Or maybe you’re just
one of those real-life
Scrooges? Well don’t be a Grinch! So you don’t like the mall’s hour-long
checkout lines. And your rear-wheel-drive,
two-door car sucks on the unsalted, unplowed roads. And maybe your honey-do
list gets a little longer this time of year. Whatever your reason to be
bah-humbugger, there are plenty of reasons to be a Cindy
Lou Who instead; besides the usual family, friends and health. Hate the
commercialized Christmas? Make it a
religious holiday. Remember that December
25th is supposed to be a celebration of the birth of Jesus. Hate the holy,
spiritual side? Celebrate the social side. The holidays are a time of
gathering. Besides seeing old friends and long-lost family members, it’s a
chance to meet new people. Come out of your shell and shake hands with
strangers at your office party, or look for some cutie standing alone under the
mistletoe at the bar. Hate the social obligations? Curl up on the couch with a
warm blanket and cup of eggnog next to a crackling fire and sparkling
Christmas tree. Or go play fetch with your dog in the snow. Or take a
stroll through the local holiday decorations. ‘Tis the season! Or just get out
of town you Grinch. If you just don’t want to celebrate Christmas, take the
expected time off of work or school to go on a vacation.
In any case, if you’re a holiday Scrooge today, try and remember how special it
was as a child. And if you’re childhood holiday memoirs were glum, you can
always make new memories Mañana.

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The Circular Birthday Evolution

December 10th, 2007 by listafterlist

Greetings Listers!

So today
is my birthday. I’m 24. Do I feel any older? You know what, I actually do! Twenty-four
years of celebration, 24
years of experience and immaturity, 24
years of wisdom and stupidity. Anyway, it got me thinking about the circular
evolution of the birthday. You parents will often say, your birthday was the
happiest day of their lives. Throughout your childhood, birthdays were the
biggest celebrations possible, with clowns and cake and confetti. Back then,
your age was always the first thing on your mind and the first question you
were asked. Remember when your age directly correlated to how “big” you were?
As you get older, some other factors unfortunately begin to determine how
“big” you are - but that’s a whole other issue - back to the birthday
timeline. The teenage birthdays become less a celebration of you, and more a celebration
of milestones and newfound freedoms. At 13 you’re officially a teen, 16 can
drive, 18 an adult, and at 21 drink. After that, the celebrations become a
little less exciting and come around a little more quickly every year (I’d like
to tell you they don’t really come faster, but according to some mathematical
law of fractional differences, they actually do). By then, the clowns
and confetti are gone, and your cake isn’t big enough to hold all your candles.
Have you ever forgotten how old you are? Its crazy to think you used to be able
to show those tall people how old you were with the fingers on your hand. But just
because you can’t count how old you are on your fingers
and toes anymore, doesn’t mean it’s not exciting. Sure, no one will be
screaming on your 25th like they did at the bar at midnight of your
21st (because they probably won’t be as drunk),
but all those birthdays coming up that end in zeros are celebrations of different
milestones in your life. And think, at the big 5-0, you will only be halfway
through your entire life. Half way! Imagine all the things you did in the last
half of your life? Seems like a lot, huh? There will be more career
accomplishments, new relationships, and every day excitements. Heck, the
Yankees might even win
another pennant in your lifetime. And you always have the Denny’s senior
citizen discount to look forward to. There is always more. And if and when you have
a child of your own, the evolution will start all over again with their
birthday, the
happiest day of your life.

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Black Friday Eve

November 21st, 2007 by listafterlist

It’s almost
here! A day of feasting followed by fatigue. A day of indulgence then
reduction. No, not Thanksgiving you glutton
- Black
Friday! On Black Friday, Americans everywhere indulge themselves in
spending and feast on super-reduced sales at stores that open so early in the
morning they shouldn’t be early-bird
specials, but night-owl specials. Now why would you think I was talking
about Thanksgiving? Thanksgiving is supposed to be a day of gratitude and grace
(no matter if you believe it a secular or religious holiday). But by no surprise, America
has turned it into a day of full of turkey and football.
Now I’m not trying to bash Thanksgiving, because, just being Americans we have so
much to be thankful for (i.e. every soldier fighting the war on terror). But
the real excitement follows. Thanksgiving is just the start. Thanksgiving is
Black Friday Eve. And thank goodness for “Turkey Day” because if it wasn’t for
all that tryptophan
consumption and Thanksgiving Day napping, you’d never be able to wake up at 4
a.m. to stand
in frigid lines outside Sears. Is nothing more American than these two days?
So tomorrow
morning, give your thanks and get ready for the big day. Stuff the turkey, whip
the mashed potatoes, turn on the parade (or football pre-game show), pull the
pumpkin pie out of the freezer, and check your local ads. Our economy will
certainly be thankful.

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Halloween, a Night of Fright?

November 21st, 2007 by listafterlist

Boo! Scare
ya? I sure hope not, But if so, it’s probably because everyone has become a scaredy-cat
wuss lately. Now, I understand that everyone is afraid
of something. But that is no reason for the recent evolution of my favorite
holiday, Halloween!
I hate that Halloween has moved from being a night-of-fright
to a day-of-hilarity. It sounds
dumb, but it’s true. Doesn’t it seem like everyone wants to be funny on
Halloween now? I don’t get it! There is a reason Halloween is Halloween. Don’t
you know the history
behind it? It is not a day to look silly and make people laugh. That is called
April Fools Day! And it’s not necessarily an excuse to look like a whore (though
I have no problem with a slutty witch or hunky devil). Dressing like a horny
schoolgirl or French maid is for Valentine’s Day (or a lucky night in a man’s
love life). Halloween is a day to scare the crap out of people! There is a
reason why Hollywood releases every “Saw” horror
movie around Halloween annually, and movies starring Adam Sandler and Drew
Barrymore come out in the Spring. Even on ListAfterList the funny
and sexy
costume stuff gets more attention than the scary costume lists. So please,
go pick
out a pumpkin and carve a scary face, not a silly clown one. And scare the
hell out of those teenage trick-or-treaters
when they come to your door! But don’t worry, if you feel the same way as I do,
just watch
this - and show ‘em to your friends too!

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Sex Sells

October 4th, 2007 by listafterlist

Greetings Listers!

Sex sells. It’s a fact! Check this out… Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie or Star Jones and Al Reynolds… which one did you click on? Probably Brangelina huh? Point proven. But why are Americans obsessed with sex? In fact, why is the entire world so obsessed? Here’s some street magic for you: Ask people to create a list of their top 5 favorite things in the world, and (if they aren’t shy) I guarantee “sex” makes the list. Take that David Blaine! And the thing is, it doesn’t matter if you are a man or a woman, a teenager or old fart, or gay or straight. Maybe it has to do with the growing American obsession with weight, diets,
health, and fitness? But doesn’t that stem from our society’s obsession
over celebrities? Isn’t the sentiment “thin=sexy” drilled into our
conscious by global media? Or is it the other way around? Or maybe it’s
something else totally? Here are some facts you can’t deny:

- Do you want a flat tummy and washboard abs, or prefer a beer belly? Doubt you say beer belly.

- Which do you wish was your favorite fast food restaurant – Subway or McDonald’s? Probably Subway.

- Have you ever looked at a nude picture or celebrity sex tape online? C’mon, you know you have seen Pamela and Tommy Lee on that boat. Or Paris in the green light. Globally, internet porn is booming billion-dollar
industry. It estimated that 100 million people every month visit porn
websites, and 30% of them are women.

- Did you ever see Titanic, Pirates of the Caribbean,
Lord of the Rings, or Star Wars? The sexiest celebrities draw the
biggest box office movie-going crowds. Leo sold $1,835,300,000 worth of tickets
to Titanic globally. Keira, Depp and Bloom made $2,600,000,000 for
dressed as Pirates. Orlando and Viggo raked in $3 billion for The Lord
of the Rings trilogy. And Ford, McGregor, Portman, and a golden-bikini created a worldwide Star Wars phenomenon. Hell, Jessica Alba is a valid movie star, and she can’t act at all.

- Did you read this entire newsletter? Do you usually read this entire newsletter?

Face it, most advertisements feature “sexy” models, not chubby couch potatoes. Sex sells, It’s a fact!

 

 
   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

Lists Hidden in this Newsletter

   
   

Celebrity   Couples Together Today

   
   

Ugliest   People in the World

   
   

Celebrity   Couple Nicknames

   
   

10   Things We Guarantee You Didn’t Know about SEX

   
   

Hottest   Men in the World

   
   

Top   5 Do-able Magic Trick Tutorials

   
   

Top   5 Humans Flying & Levitating

   
   

10   Differences Between Men & Women

   
   

The   Perks of Being an Old FART

   
   

Famous   Diets and Celeb Dieters

   
   

Top   10 Best Abs Exercises

   
   

The   5 Absolute Worst Foods You Can Eat

   
   

America’s   10 Favorite Artery Blockers

   
   

Celebrity   Sex Tapes

   
   

Top   10 Films of Last Year

   
   

Biggest   Box Office Opening Weekends

   
   

Top   10 Sexy Adult Halloween Costumes

   
   

Hottest   Jessica on Earth

   

 

 
 
   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

   

“Sexy” Things for

Sale

   on Amazon.com

   
   

Amazon doesn’t just sell novels, blockbuster DVDs and   music CDs.

   
   

 
   

Playboy   (Magazine Subscription) - Buy New: $15.96

   
   

Better   Sex Video Series (DVD) - Buy New: $31.99

   
   

Anne   Hooper’s Ultimate Sex Guide (Book) - Buy New: $9.49

   
   

Sex   and the City - The Complete First Season (DVD) - Buy New: $19.99

   
   

Sex   Bomb Bath Bomb by LUSH - Buy New: $5.60

   
   

Canon   PowerShot 7.1MP Digital Camera - Buy New: $287.95

   
   

Lover’s   Strip Dice Game - Buy New: $9.95

   
   

GenSelect   2-Month Girl Baby Home Kit - Buy New: $329.00

   
   

Sex   God (Book) - Author: Rob Bell; Buy New: $13.59

   
   

The   Smart Girl’s Guide to Porn - Author: Violet Blue; Buy New: $10.17

   
   

 
   

If you can’t find it in this list, try here!

   

 

We have created an archive of these newsletters if you want to reminisce. Check out the evolution of the LAL newsletter. Or if you just discovered us, see what you missed.

      

And don’t forget to keep tuning into ListAfterList.com on a daily basis as we continue to make an effort to improve the product for you, the lister. Some big changes are in the near future that will really put LAL on the global hotlist. So grab the lister name you want before it’s taken! 

 

If you have any feedback or things you would like to see on ListAfterList.com, let us know.  And, if you have any friends who might enjoy ListAfterList.com, let us know that too. 

 

Regards, 

 

Ryan

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ListAfterList.com – A Female Football Season

September 20th, 2007 by listafterlist

Greetings Listers!

It’s mid September. Leaves are changing colors. The weather is getting colder. Another school year has started. And O.J. is finally going to jail (that is kind of like the ultimate make-up call in sports history). But September also brings another football season. And for many men in

America

, that means couch potato season. And for a lot of women, that means boredom. But it doesn’t have to be that way. So take the advice of one of the greatest characters in movie history, “quid pro quo.” Something for something. A favor for a favor. Give and take. If you just started dating, good luck! No, just kidding, but it will take a little more effort than it will for those couples who have been together long enough to thank the heavens for the plasma screen male babysitter. So while the men are pounding beers and feasting on cheesy poofs, don’t volunteer to be the miserable maid, instead try one of these great ideas.

 
 
   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

   

Lists Hidden in this Newsletter
   

Best   Places for Fall Foliage

   
   

Most   Significant Weather Stories in the Last 50 Years

   
   

Colleges   with Dorms Like Palaces

   
   

OJ’s   Bail $78,000 Breakdown

   
   

C’mon   Blue! Worst Sports Calls

   
   

NFL   Post Season Droughts

   
   

Technology   for Lazy People

   
   

Most   Boring Jobs in the World

   
   

Top   50 Villains of American Cinema

   
   

Best   Cool Movie Quotes

   
   

How   to Act Around Your Girlfriend’s Parents  

   
   

Celebrity   Couples Who Have Celebrated 25 Years Together

   
   

Questions   to Ask Your Nanny/Babysitter

   
   

Fictional   Brands in South Park

   
   

Fun   for Females During Football Season

   
 
 
   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

   

 

   

Must-Haves for Football Season

   
   

Here are some things every man   & woman need for this football season:

   
   

 
   

NFL Deluxe Stadium Seat   - Buy New:   $29.95

   
   

Hasbro Nerf NFL Pro Grip   Football Pittsburg Steelers - Buy New: $41.99

   
   

Pro   Pots Football-Shaped 1-1/2-Quart Slow Cooker - Buy New: $22.95

   
   

Siskiyou San Diego   Chargers Dangle Earrings - Buy New: $9.99

   
   

Game Time NFL Men’s Equipment   Watch - Buy New: $99.95

   
   

NFL Football Team   Sculpted Logo Coffee Mug - Buy New: $9.99

   
   

We Are Marshall   (DVD) - Buy New: $15.99

   
   

Freedom Grill FG-50   Hitchmount Portable Propane BBQ Grill - Buy New: $299.00

   
   

NFL Street 3 (Video Game) - Buy New: $19.99

   
   

Tea Tree Oil Foot Soak   - Buy New:   $7.99

   
   

NCAA Football 08   (Video Game) - Buy New: $59.99

   
   

Football Fan’s Supreme Birthday Gift for Men - Buy New: $29.95

   
   

Football Fanatic Gourmet Food Goodies & Snack Gift Basket - Buy New: $39.99

   
 

We have created an archive of these newsletters if you want to reminisce. Check out the evolution of the LAL newsletter. Or if you just discovered us, see what you missed.

   

And don’t forget to keep tuning into ListAfterList.com on a daily basis as we continue to make an effort to improve the product for you, the lister.Some big changes are in the near future that will really put LAL on the global hotlist. So grab the lister name you want before it’s taken!

   

If you have any feedback or things you would like to see on ListAfterList.com, let us know.  And, if you have any friends who might enjoy ListAfterList.com, let us know that too.

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Remembering Yesterday

September 14th, 2007 by listafterlist

Greetings Listers!

 

Yesterday
was the six-year anniversary of the tragic events that occurred on September
11th. It was a horrific time in our lives, filled with death and
destruction, and remembered
as the day that started the “War on Terror.” 9-11 was a horrendous day, one of
the worst in American history, and served as a catalyst for some significant
effects, both good and bad. Here are just some of those far-reaching
consequences (and some less serious ones as well):

 - Nearly 3,000 people were killed, including
92 people on board American
Airlines Flight 11, and 43 people on United
Airlines Flight 93

 - It was the worst
terrorist attack ever on American soil

 - Over 1,036
books have been published about the attacks

 - Michael
Moore’s Fahrenheit
9-11 currently holds the record for the highest box office receipts by
a general release documentary

 - A variety of conspiracy
theories have emerged which contradict the mainstream account of the September
11, 2001 attacks

 - In 1997, the

United States

finally reached Mars on September
11th

 - Harry Connick Jr.,
Ludacris, the NFL Baltimore Ravens’ Ed Reed, and Jesus of Nazareth were all born
on Sept. 11

 - If you have any of
these
names, you probably can’t fly on a plane because of 9-11

 - The FBI put Usama
Bin Laden atop the Most
Wanted List

 - George Bush was
re-elected as the President
of the United States

It was possibly the most consequential event in the history
of

America

.
And just like the JFK
assassination, Apollo
moon landing, Berlin
Wall destruction, Challenger
Space Shuttle explosion, etc., people will always remember exactly what
they were doing at that time. 9/11 will forever remain on the American
conscience. And for many people – 20% of Americans who lost friends or family
members, the victims and heroes will always be in their hearts.

 

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Lists Hidden in this Newsletter

 

 

Best 9/11 Books & Movies on

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9-11
  Facts

 

 

Interesting in learning more about
  September 11th? Try these:

 

 

Where
  Were You? When You First Heard about 9-11?

 

 

 

 

 

People
  on board American Airlines Flight 11

 

 

National
  Geographic - Inside 9/11 (DVD) - $23.99

 

 

People
  on Board United Airlines Flight 93

 

 

The
  Greatest Story Ever Sold (book) - $5.19

 

 

Worst
  Terrorist Attacks on America

 

 

9/11
  - The Filmmakers’ Commemorative Edition (DVD) - $14.99

 

 

Best
  Books About 9/11

 

 

The
  Terror Conspiracy (book) - $11.53

 

 

Michael
  Moore’s Most Controversial Movies

 

 

The
  New Pearl Harbor (book) - $10.20

 

 

9/11
  Conspiracy Theories

 

 

Fahrenheit
  9/11 (DVD) - $9.99 for download

 

 

Day
  in History: September 11th

 

 

9/11
  and American Empire (book) - $12.24

 

 

People
  Born on Sept. 11

 

 

United
  93 (DVD) - $12.99

 

 

The
  No-Fly List

 

 

World
  Trade Center (Blu-Ray) - $27.95

 

 

FBI’s
  Most Wanted List

 

 

Debunking
  9/11 Myths (book) - $13.18

 

 

President
  of the United States

 

 

The
  Looming Tower (book) - $18.45

 

 

Where
  Were You When JFK was Assassinated?

 

 

 

 

 

Where
  Were You When Apollo Landed on the Moon?

 

 

 

 

 

Where
  Were You When the Berlin Wall Came Down?

 

 

 

 

 

Where
  Were You When the Challenger Exploded?

 

 

 

 

 

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