Marital Rating Scale and Coca-Cola Recipe

February 24, 2011

Today I’m going to take a quick break from graphics software and pass along a couple of fun things. The first is the Marital Rating Scale from the 1930s. It describes what makes a good (or bad) husband or wife complete with point values for each item. I think you’ll find it good for a laugh.

Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always enjoyed a cold Coca-Cola. I’ve also heard about the secret “7x” recipe that is hidden in a vault somewhere. I am not going to go to the trouble of making my own, but the recipe has been posted online. If nothing else, I find it interesting to read through the ingredients and instructions.

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