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Mario Marsicano
Morning Cup of Links: Forgotten Breakfast Cereals
by Mario Marsicano - April 30, 2009 - 5:30 AM
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12 foods that should be stocked in every healthy kitchen. Please read this while I have some more bacon.
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Do you remember Count Chocula and Frankenberry’s lesser-known relatives? Here are 10 breakfast cereals you may have forgotten. (Disclosure: I wrote this.)
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Take a look at Manhattan in 2009 vs 1609…the year Henry Hudson opened an all-night bodega.
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In honor of the upcoming movie, 10 innovations inspired by Star Trek. (Romulan Ale and Tribbles not included.)
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Tempest! BurgerTime! Dig Dug! Here are 95 old school games you can play online (You’re welcome.)
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It’s beautiful outside, but you don’t have a backyard. Check out these tips for a great apartment garden.
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Advice on how too live a long, healthy life from a 97-year-old doctor.
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And here are 6 Sci-Fi TV Shows You Probably Didn’t See, including The Fonz and the Happy Days Gang (”Richie, the Fonz and their pals get stuck in a time-machine and have adventures in different times while trying to return home to the Milwaukee of 1957.”)

Comments (5)
  1. Awesome! Thanks for the old-school games site! I have an old TV game set that uses a cartridge (and still works very well!) and it has most of these old games still on it. Like Circus Charlie, Galaxian, Track and Field, Alley Cat, Mario Brothers, etc. :)

  2. I loved the 97 year old doctor’s list. I was just waiting for there to be a mention that having faith/praying/believing in god contributed to his longevity and was extremely pleased there wasn’t.

  3. Thanks to your Game list site my productivity at work is near zero. Thanks MentalFloss.

  4. Amanda-
    I’m sure if they asked him about it he would say religion is also important. When your day comes you’ll wish you would have believed.

  5. For many of my teenage years, my parents kept a box of a generic cereal called “Crispy Hexagons” on top of the fridge.

    To tell you the truth, I kind of hoped to see it on the breakfast cereal list.

    Amanda, Hareball-
    There is a time and a place for proselytizing, and on the internet it is rarely either. Keep it civil.

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