True or False?

[indianasmith]

Robert E. Lee had a beloved pet rabbit that he took on campaigns with him during the Civil War; however, its name has been lost to history.

[Trevor]

Robert E. Lee had a beloved pet rabbit that he took on campaigns with him during the Civil War; however, its name has been lost to history.

I'm going with true.

[Trevor]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show was banned in South Africa after one person complained to the censor board.

[ER]

Robert E. Lee had a beloved pet rabbit that he took on campaigns with him during the Civil War; however, its name has been lost to history.

How you going to look down at your burning pants with your nose so long, indy? 

[Alex]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show was banned in South Africa after one person complained to the censor board.

I'll go for true. I believe Richard O'Brian was quite proud of being banned for being morally corrupting to the youth.

[indianasmith]

Robert E. Lee had a beloved pet rabbit that he took on campaigns with him during the Civil War; however, its name has been lost to history.

How you going to look down at your burning pants with your nose so long, indy? 

Acoording to my Civil War and Reconstruction professor, this one was true - and he had a standing offer of 10 bonus points on the final for any student who could document the rabbit's name - which no one ever collected!

[Allhallowsday]

Duchie was his name and he haunts Gettysburg cemetary...



There's even a grave! 

[indianasmith]

Duchie was his name and he haunts Gettysburg cemetary...



There's even a grave! 

But Duchie lived and died after the Civil War, so he must be Lee's rabbit's grandson or something . . .

[Allhallowsday]

...But Duchie lived and died after the Civil War, so he must be Lee's rabbit's grandson or something . . .

[ER]

Robert E. Lee had a beloved pet rabbit that he took on campaigns with him during the Civil War; however, its name has been lost to history.

How you going to look down at your burning pants with your nose so long, indy? 

Acoording to my Civil War and Reconstruction professor, this one was true - and he had a standing offer of 10 bonus points on the final for any student who could document the rabbit's name - which no one ever collected!

That's bizarre. I have literally never read about that in my life. Once again you have taught me something. Namaste!

[RCMerchant]

True or False?
I chewed a live beetle in public twice.
Not this kinda beetle-!

[ER]

Hmmm, before I answer, was the beetle alive when you got done chewing it? Vital information before I make up my mind....

[RCMerchant]

No. Unless there's life after death for bugs.

[ER]

No. Unless there's life after death for bugs.

I'll say true, and also speculate a British guy named Bear secretly saw you do it, and you inspired him to take up the career that made him famous.

[ER]

I know someone whose father grew up on the same street as Buddy Holly, and remembers him from before he got famous.