Itās true thoā¦ no one would expect it, and Monty Python and Mighty Boosh already ruined it being old ladies with their Hellās Grannyās/Nana-Geddeon bits
Even when theyāre dressed in tie-dye fabric sneakers and a blue hoodie? I dress like a 12-year-old boy from 1970-whatsis most of the time.
This needs to be everywhereā¦
This is personal good news, but itās not of rockstar-magnitude.
A doctor of history saw that I was selling my dadās USAAF silk map of areas of China on FB Marketplace, and he purchased it to use as a teaching aid in one of his classes!
Heās also purchasing a Parade magazine from 1945 w/Gen. Chennault on the cover (look him up, lol), and a Yank magazine (like Stars & Stripes) from 1943 w/a cover & article on the Lolos, a tribe on the Burma-China border.
Iāve enlisted my brother to set to type a story our dad told him about Dad and two Japanese prisoners in a chow line, in order to send it to said historian.
So indirectly, my dadās part in WWII, in a small way, will be shared with others outside the family. To me, this is keeping him alive, just as selling my motherās crochet & knitting supplies keeps her alive.
I just wish I didnāt have to sell, it seemsā¦grubby.
Hereās pics of the mags:
But
Dillonās father, said his son has often rode on his lap while he drives
That sounds safe.
I know. Whatācha gonna do, though?
This is amazing, as well as the fact itās being decrimāed in other countries that are heavily Catholic in S. America.
Sometimes, justice happens, even with rich white men.
Oh, I do hope he gets to meet some of his fans in prison!
I went around with a guy who looked like his character from the show (which I didnāt watch and found so implausible). I mean, down to the glasses! And the hairline. This wouldāve been from 1978 to 1982, when I went to h.s.
Alas hereās the bad news associated with it:
I know a guy who was fired by a govt contractor at the behest of the contracting agency because he was honest on a so-called āPublic Trustā form, and said heād used marijuana. This was medical marijuana prescribed by a doctor, for pain due to a degenerative disease (which is legal in our state). He canāt take ibuprofen etc. due to another health problem. The marijuana didnāt work, so he stopped using it. He used it a total of two times.
Appeals went all the way up, but were turned down. Maybe this bill (if it passes) will give him another chance.
I have been told, by a teacher, that if they tested teachers for cannabis, there would be almost no teachers left. That was in California, fwiw.
Unfortunately it took this guy several years.