Remove 8 letters from this seq...
[5822] Remove 8 letters from this seq... - Remove 8 letters from this sequence (OUBPUQBLICAEPTIONNSP) to reveal a familiar English word. - #brainteasers #wordpuzzles - Correct Answers: 45 - The first user who solved this task is Thinh Ddh
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Remove 8 letters from this seq...

Remove 8 letters from this sequence (OUBPUQBLICAEPTIONNSP) to reveal a familiar English word.
Correct answers: 45
The first user who solved this task is Thinh Ddh.
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An old man goes into Victoria...

An old man goes into Victoria's Secret and tells the sales-person behind the counter he needs a present for his wife. "See," explains the man, "It is my fiftieth wedding anniversary and I would like to get something pretty to surprise the little lady, if you know what I mean." When he gets home, his wife asks with a scowl on her face, "Where have you been?" "Surprise," says the old man and hands her a sexy tiny teddy. The wife rips it from his hand and takes it to the bathroom to try it on. She struggles to make it fit, but it is two sizes too small. She take a long time in the bathroom and hopes her husband will lose interest and fall asleep because it is getting late into the evening. Finally she emerges from the bathroom with all the lights out. She is completely nude and pretends to model it in front of him. Her husband, still sitting up, squinting to try and see finally says, "For as much money I spent on it, they could of at least ironed out the wrinkles."
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Edison receives first patent

In 1869, Thomas Edison of Boston, Mass., received his first patent. It was for an "electrographic vote recorder." The device was the first of its kind, and would enable a legislator to register a vote either for or against an issue by turning a switch to the right or left. His application was executed on 13 Nov 1868 and submitted to the U.S. Patent Office on 28 Nov 1868 (No. 90646).
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