Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Friends come to us in unexpected ways.

Their timing can seem strange, but oddly appropriate as they weave themselves so deeply

into our lives that we couldn't imagine life without them.

Friends can illuminate the best in us, or amplify the worst in us, and sometimes we don't

know what kind of friend they are until it's too late.

But no matter what, a good friend is there when we need them the most.

George P. Burdell was that kind of friend.

And Ed Smith met George Burdell in 1927 that too hit it off immediately.

Both men attended George's attack, a university that claims among its alumni, former president

Jimmy Carter and golf legend Bobby Jones.

George and Ed took all of the same classes and often completed assignments together.

They even took the copy in each other's homework on more than one occasion, changing the

answers just enough to make it look like they'd done the work individually.

The two men were inseparable, but eventually George started to gain notoriety around

the campus.

He played varsity football from 1928 to 1930, and upon reaching his senior year, he was

offered membership into the ANAK Society, a secret honor society founded in 1908.

Ed however continued his education as intended, and in 1930 he and George earned their bachelor's

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