100!

Holy crap, this is the 100th post on my blog! It's Undocumented Facts centaversary! Huzzah!

It's party time, you whippersnappers!

I would love to be able to say that the reason it's been almost 2 weeks since my last post is because I was coming up with something massive and original for my 100th post. But I think we all know that simply isn't true. So instead here's a list of a few other things that reached the century mark. Let's see what kind of illustrious company I'm in!

 - The Adventures of Jerry Lewis, an appropriately titled comic book based on the adventures of Jerry Lewis, made it up to 124 issues.

That's a whole lot of glavin!

 - The television show Yes, Dear lasted 122 episodes. You remember it. It was that show, with the thing.

It starred those guys. And some lady-guys.

- Groundbreaking film director Leni Riefenstahl lived to be 101 years old. Oh, and she was also a huge Nazi. Like friends with Hitler huge.

- Pug Talk Magazine has published almost 200 issues. That's right, a magazine exclusively about pugs not only exists, but has been publishing for decades. That's not depressing at all.

You probably thought I'd go for the obvious "bitch" joke here, didn't you? Grow up.

Well, that truly is some impressive and exclusive company I'm in. It's an honor to have Undocumented Facts join their ranks. 

It just goes to prove that to make it this long, I've obviously got to be producing something of quality. Just ask Kenny G, who has recorded over 150 songs. 

Nicely done, Mr. G. Nicely done.