Four years ago "On This Day in (Somewhat Inaccurate) History" started. On this day it ends.

Oh, and in 1966? The Monkees' "I'm a Believer" hits #1. Just a fun fact to leave you with. Thanks for hanging out. Be well.

Rock band Emerson, Lake and Palmer break up and yes, day two of phoning it in is going quite well, thank you.

The bowling ball is invented, and I'm pretty much phoning this in.

Vladimir Putin bans US adoption of Russian children as part of his master plan to ensure that America will be worse at hockey and competitive chess in twenty years. Mwah ha ha.

The Detroit Lions defeat the Cleveland Browns to win the NFL Championship, but since the game is not known as the Super Bowl yet, then it doesn't really matter.

"Time Magazine" names a computer "Man of the Year."

Let's sum up... Rudy Giuliani (2001), "Man" (until 1999) a computer (1982, really?)... no wait, stay with me... Hitler (1938), Stalin (twice in 1939 and 1942), Henry Kissinger (1972), Jeff Bezos (1999), Mark Zuckerberg (2010), and YOU (2006).

I'm going to say that Greta Thunberg should be in better company and on a list that should at the very least include Malala Yousafzai.

President Andrew Johnson pardons the South for the Civil War and considering what happened after Reconstruction, they didn't impeach him fast enough.

"Time Magazine" names Rudy Giuliani "Person of the Year." And now look what we're left with...

Eddie Vedder is born. He would go on to become one of the few good things that came out of the 90s music scene. And if anyone replies to me with "what about the Presidents of the United States?" I will throat-punch you.