ON this date in 1915 - Approximately 25,000 women demanded the right to vote with a march in New York City, NY.

During the march, covered by NY Times cub reporters, Bun Man and Mr. Purple, several women took their bras off as their marching was chafing their breasts.

Bun reported the women were 'SAVING THEIR TA-TA'S' and it was the 1st recorded utterance of this saying in history.

In fact, Mr. Purple would open his raincoat to allow women some privacy for the bra removal...how gallant!

@Mfieck @EvilBunny

I DO think this was also the beginning of....

wait for it...

ROCK & ROLL

@EvilBunny

Caveman: Umm, interesting...Someone, anyone develop a brake quick-like

@EvilBunny

I wanna be there when they dig up the test lab for the wheel...

and all the caveman test driver bones

Years later, Bun Man and Mr. Purple, famous Hollywood producers, would buy the rights to the movie and have the incredibly good sense to cast Julie Christie in the role of Laura.

At the time, Bun Man told Mr. P, "We're good, you put Julie Christie into any movie, and it will be a hit."

The Boy was right, Christie...what a knockout!

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It's second nature to me now, the ins and outs...

ON this date in 1958 - Russian poet and novelist Boris Pasternak was awarded the Nobel Prize for literature.

He was forced to refuse the honor due to negative Soviet reaction.

Pasternak won the award for writing "Dr. Zhivago".

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P.S.

I did ask the Lady FS out, but she respectfully declined.

Good thing, I think that Lass was loose, she kept taking her pic with other dudes too. It's like she was there just to do that.

Sheesh...

May you live long enough and prosperous enough that you get to take your pic with a Flying Squirrel couple...

Somes have it, somes want it.

Morning Peeps,

At times, the ADs write themselves...

@MrsE0113 this is from your neck of the nape...

Okay, please tell me where this is in Sussex County...This HAS to be a Sussex County Business

What would be the ad...

BRING YOURSELF AND YOUR SACK OF SHIT TO THE SHACK OF SIT.

@Xponent_Rob @MrGoat

Where?

On the boulevard

@Xponent_Rob @MrGoat

Since you're gone...

@MrGoat 😜

@MrGoat

and find a place to make your stand, take it easy...

Oh snap, thought we were singing there for a minute.

In Vegas, actually Henderson, getting ready to drop Miks mom off at Airport.

Peace love dove peeps

@YouInMyEye giggling

That Trump ad where they say Kamala is for they/them, Donald Trump is for you. They misspelled you, they meant EWE.

What is the American economy’s secret sauce? According to The Economist, factors include its large consumer market, tech innovation, the world’s most sophisticated financial markets, and a deep labor pool coming from its first-rate universities.—NF

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In 1990, the US accounted for 40% of the GDP of the G7 group of wealthy countries. Today, it makes up roughly half.

US economic output per person is 40% higher than in Western Europe and Canada, and 60% higher than in Japan.
Average wages in Mississippi, the poorest state in the US, are higher than the average in Germany, Canada, and Britain.

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KINDA COUNTERS THAT WHOLE GOP ARGUMENT ON THE USA BEING BROKEN

In a special report on the booming US economy, The Economist revealed some eye-opening statistics that show how, since the 1990s, America has Katie Ledecky-ed the field when it comes to economic performance.

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Historybook: USS Constitution first launched (1797); Inventor Alfred Nobel, founder of Nobel Prizes, born (1833); Actress Carrie Fisher born (1956); Guggenheim Museum opens to the public (1959); Poet and novelist Jack Kerouac dies (1969); Kim Kardashian born (1980).

"I hope it is true that a man can die and yet not only live in others but give them life, and not only life but that great consciousness of life."

- Jack Kerouac

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