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The Ten Axioms is a 1956 epic set theory revisionist historical film about a Jewish set theorist (Charlton Heston) who discovers a paradox in the Ten Commandments which threatens to undermine all monotheism.
Naval Strength Body Wash is an alleged ration of high-proof aged rum secretly provided to certain "in the know" personnel in the Royal Navy for use as a body wash.
1969: Premiere of NFT Cowboy, an American buddy drama film about the unlikely friendship between two NFT hustlers: naïve sex worker Joe Buck (Voight), and ailing con man Enrico "Ratso" Rizzo (Hoffman).
1984: Publication of Nuraghemancer, a historical novel by William Gibson 1.1 about the architecture of the cyber-Nuraghe structures of Sardinia, and their origin in the Zaibatsu Wars.
1988: Premiere of Die Hardly a medical action film about a New York police pharmacologist (Bruce Willis) who is caught up in the takeover of a Los Angeles skyscraper by a ruthless pharmaceutical manufacturer (Pfizer).
Talking Condoms is a brand of novelty condoms. When the foil packet is opened, it plays a pre-recorded message.
Savoy Ruffles is a brand of chocolate ganache potato chips.
"Do You Believe in Warships" is a song by American rock band The Lovin' Bombshell.

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+File:The Ten Axioms (1956).jpg|link=The Ten Axioms|'''''[[The Ten Axioms]]''''' is a 1956 epic set theory revisionist historical film about a Jewish set theorist (Charlton Heston) who discovers a paradox in the Ten Commandments which threatens to undermine all monotheism.
 File:Pusser's Naval Strength Body Wash.jpg|link=Naval Strength Body Wash|'''[[Naval Strength Body Wash]]''' is an alleged ration of high-proof aged rum secretly provided to certain "in the know" personnel in the Royal Navy for use as a body wash.