Coincidence of the day - In 1951 in the month of March, Dennis the Menace was born… twice. With only three days apart (but an identical debut day), both Hank Ketcham (US) and David Law (UK) created their first comics containing a character with an identical name, characteristic etc..
The two men were unaware of each others cartoons but when the coincidence was made known to them, they agreed to simply both continue writing their strips without interfering with the other.
Coincidence of the day - In 1951 in the month of March, Dennis the Menace was born… twice. With only three days apart (but an identical debut day), both Hank Ketcham (US) and David Law (UK) created their first comics containing a character with an identical name, characteristic etc..
The two men were unaware of each others cartoons but when the coincidence was made known to them, they agreed to simply both continue writing their strips without interfering with the other.
(Mind was genuinely blown when I read that )
also leading to anyone named dennis to be called a menace at least once in their life time. not that I would know.
Originally Posted by NiallF96
Ah Dennis, the kind hearted veteran of e-fedding... #TeamBunnies
If I could add to your "Fact of the day" page akbar, here's a common "conspiracy" myth involving both presidents Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy...
you know he tortured the fuck out of his actress on that one. threw live birds and shit at her
He also had some tied to her dress so they couldn't fly out of the shot. I give her props for the dedication to both the part and the ability to make wearing ketchup look kindof hot.
What's funny, is that in the Ripley's Believe it or not museum on the Riverwalk in San Antonio, there is actually a very large poster dedicated to this very theory. It's quite funny when the tourists read it and start talking to one another when walking away from it.
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