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Dan Brown, the video blogger, not that weird author guy, tells you two facts that you could've learned from The Lost Symbol (or from American History class) and you have to pick the true one...or you fail.
Check out Dan Brown at http://www.youtube.com/pogobat
Check out Dan Brown at http://www.youtube.com/pogobat
Oh hey world! I am Dan Brown. I am not this Dan Brown, but I am a Dan Brown nonetheless.
Today, however, this Dan Brown is, in fact, going to be talking about this Dan Brown and his brand new little-known book The Lost Symbol and you're going to be involved.
Here's how it works: I will be presenting you with two little tidbits of information at a time. These little tidbits of information are things that one might learn in a generic U.S. History class, but they're also tidbits of information that I included in my new book! So if you've read it, you probably know them, but there is a catch: only one of the tidbits will be true. It is your job to separate truth from fail. And then once you've done that, then I want you to click on the true one, the truth.
Let's do it!
Fact 1: The Washington Monument is exactly 555 feet tall.
or
Fact 2: Pierre L'Enfant, who designed the U.S. capitol, was never paid for his work.
[30 second countdown]
Today, however, this Dan Brown is, in fact, going to be talking about this Dan Brown and his brand new little-known book The Lost Symbol and you're going to be involved.
Here's how it works: I will be presenting you with two little tidbits of information at a time. These little tidbits of information are things that one might learn in a generic U.S. History class, but they're also tidbits of information that I included in my new book! So if you've read it, you probably know them, but there is a catch: only one of the tidbits will be true. It is your job to separate truth from fail. And then once you've done that, then I want you to click on the true one, the truth.
Let's do it!
Fact 1: The Washington Monument is exactly 555 feet tall.
or
Fact 2: Pierre L'Enfant, who designed the U.S. capitol, was never paid for his work.
[30 second countdown]