Editorial Fun at Wikipedia
Ever wonder about the origins of May Day? I frequently look up random things, like "where do we get the phrase..." and I generally trust Wikipedia for accuracy. Here's a great entry from Wikipedia about May Day:

No sooner did I discover that and grab a screen shot and they've got a redirect on the page to point to the real article here. The difference in the URLs was an uppercase "D" on the joke entry.
Now I have to go look up why pilots about to crash in old war movies shouted "Mayday, mayday!"

No sooner did I discover that and grab a screen shot and they've got a redirect on the page to point to the real article here. The difference in the URLs was an uppercase "D" on the joke entry.
Now I have to go look up why pilots about to crash in old war movies shouted "Mayday, mayday!"
Labels: may day, randomness, wikipedia
