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Clare Briggs
Clare Briggs is a famous cartoonist who lived from 1875 to 1930. Poems by Wilbur Nesbitt.
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on The Joy Of Opening Time Capsules: The Night Before the 2024 Presidential ElectionDobbs + Herding Kamala 319 - Trump 219 - 52.4% - 46.6% - 3rd Parties total 1% Democrats 50 - Republi…
on The Joy Of Opening Time Capsules: The Night Before the 2024 Presidential ElectionHere's what I've got. History suggests polling understates Trump support in the midwest among non-co…
on Open Mic for the week of 10/28/2024I gotta say I find any Palestinian-American support for DJT kind of breathtaking. Has he said anythi…
on The Joy Of Opening Time Capsules: The Night Before the 2024 Presidential ElectionTrump’s closing arguments are a triple down on his worse: https://www.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com/2024/…
on When a Feller Needs a Friendso Briggs was on the side of midwest progressives during the Progressive Era. The cartoons when he m…
on The Joy Of Opening Time Capsules: The Night Before the 2024 Presidential ElectionThe West is GOP baby. Maybe you could pitch in a bit, help Colorado get with the program.
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This is why everyone in the North east converted from coal to fuel oil (and/or natural gas) as soon as possible, (though gas was a bit later) – for the convenience. Being better for the environment (relatively speaking) was a good benefit, but one not mandated for another generation or two.Report
My small town Iowa grandparents still had a coal-fired furnace when I was small. I could hardly wait until I was deemed old enough to go to the basement and shovel coal when we went to visit at Christmas. That lasted just until I was so deemed, and found out how much work it is, and how hot.Report
I only knew the song from Spike Jones. I had no idea it went back that far.
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And even Louis Prima’s version is roughly like someone doing a cover of The Macarena today.Report