1. Stanford is your kid’s dream school.
2. Sheep gave birth to a dog.
3. Itching is contagious.
4. You’ll be really happy when you’re 85.
5. What do we regret?
6. Why can’t I stop watching this?
7. If you need a job, go to Kentucky.
8. Radiation in Fukushima is 100,000 times the normal level.
9. Correct misconceptions for $1,000.
10. Trading a toy spaceship for a ride in outer space.
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