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Their wives, Upper East Side socialites (old money) Bunny and Babs Humptydumpt, beat upon their head repeatedly.

The wives said, "What do you think you're doing making it easy for those Brooklynites to get over here."

The Boyz couldn't find a time portal fast enough this time...

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ON this date in 1900 - Mayor Van Wyck of New York broke ground on the New York subway tunnel that would link Manhattan w/ Brooklyn.

Bun Man and Mr. Purple, NYC Councilmen, attended the ceremony.

The Boyz were caught quite unaware when they returned home.

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STILL MY GUIDING LIGHT FOR VOTING...

THOUGHT EXPERIMENT...

Ask yourself what American resources and Earth resources you want for your children and your children's children, and then see which Presidential candidate's policies and platform come closest to getting you there.

REMEMBERING WHEN WE HUNKERED DOWN, SOME OF US ANYWAY

Ken-Dogger: Hey Herbie, what’s going on?
Herbie: Glad you’re holding me bro…
KD: Yes, the touching and holding feels good doesn’t it?
H: Yes…wow, there’s still a lot of activity going on.
KD: I know, people are making major adjustments to their lives
H: Doesn’t happen overnight does it, but it does fray the nerves
KD: Hopefully, the fraying lessens soon, but the hunkering continues...

MORNing Peepers,

Historybook: World famous magician Harry Houdini born (1874); RIP author Jules Verne (1905); Dorothy Height, civil and women’s rights activist, born (1912); Happy 70th, 1440 reader Bill Shotto (1952); Exxon Valdez oil tanker runs aground, eventually spills 11 million gallons of oil (1989).

"Greatness is not measured by what a man or woman accomplishes, but by the opposition, he or she has overcome to reach his goals."

- Dorothy Height

Headed out for a ride on the Orbea bike...stoked, haven't ridden in a while.

See ya on the flip side...

Minhowkin Word of the Day

joy

[joi]

noun

a feeling of great pleasure and happiness:
"tears of joy" · "the joy of being alive"

Similar:
delight
joyfulness
jubilation
triumph
exultation
rejoicing

verb

literary

rejoice:
"I felt shame that I had ever joyed in his discomfiture or pain"

Similar:
jump for joy
exult
glory
triumph
celebrate
cheer
revel

I FEEL JOY WHEN I SEE THE DAILY INTERACTIONS AMONG COSONAUTS.

Clay Bennett's Portrait of America...

Or maybe just revisiting that pesky ol' State Rights thingie.

ON this date in 1775 - After carousing w/ fellow colonists Bun Man and Mr. Purple, American revolutionary Patrick Henry declared, "give me liberty, or give me death!" in the House of Burgesses in Richmond.

The Boyz knew Patrick was talking about the current state of his marriage, but when they all saw what a rallying cry it was for the legislative body, they quickly decided to leave well enough alone.

ON this date in 1743 - Handel's Messiah was performed for the first time in London.

Bun Man and Mr. Purple were in attendance and were very 'moved' by the performance.

When the Hallelujah Chorus began, the Boyz spontaneously stood up.

Since they were in the box next to King George II, the King stood also.

Thus began the tradition of standing whenever one hears the Hallelujah Chorus sung.

THE BOYZ...ALWAYS TRENDSETTERS!!

So, Jim didn't go and neither did the Boyz, but the very next night Bun Man built a campfire and burned all his Lettermen Albums (peeps, we had vinyl records back then).

Bun had the last laugh because he secretly kept his Best of Bread 8-track tape hidden in the VW tour bus.

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Baby I'ma want you...

ON this date in 1969 - Anita Bryant and the Lettermen appeared at a "Rally For Decency" in Miami following Jim Morrison's indecent exposure onstage there.

The Doors' managers, Bun Man and Mr. Purple wanted Jim to attend the rally as the 'decent' thing to do.

Jim replied, "The most decent thing I could do for Anita is not attend."

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Just as Bun Man finished relating the story, Mr. Stevens happened upon the idea of the crushing mill and, don't ya know, production increased by 70 percent.

(WARNING: LADIES DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME, THESE ARE PROFESSIONALS...)

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ON this date in 1880 - John Stevens patented the grain crushing mill.

The mill increased flour production by 70 percent.

Apparently, John was in full discovery mode when his pals Bun Man and Mr. Purple came by the lab one day.

Bun Man had just witnessed a wife, a noted ball-crusher, get her husband to achieve significant results after she grabbed his jewels and squeezed realllll hard.

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Historybook: Patrick Henry delivers "Give me liberty, or give me death!" speech (1775); Sir Roger Bannister, first person to run a sub-four-minute mile, born (1929); RIP Elizabeth Taylor (2011); Suez Canal blocked for six days by container ship Ever Given (2021).

"There is no deodorant like success."

- Elizabeth Taylor

Morning Peeps,

Ken-Dogger: Hey Rocco, what up?

Rocco: Well, I’m thinking I might need a double.

KD: You’re what?

R: A double, you know, another me.

KD: Another you, well, what in the tarnation for anyway?

R: Well, there are times when I don’t want to own up to stuff. There are times when I just need a break.

KD: YOU need a break?

R: We ALL need a respite at times.

KD: Let’s work on balancing things, body doubles are for the gilded.

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