General Flynn's wife Barbara concurs.
Also, the video of that peerless Rogers in this is FANTASTIC. Whoever laid the Peter Gunn theme song in behind it is a genius.
>https://medium.com/@gennai.jen/this-is-not-how-i-expected-monday-to-go-e92771c7aa82
Aaaaaand cut the irony of required Google or Facebook signup to view Medium
I saw both companies born, and yea, how I counteth the days until I see them both perish
Hand drawn, and well done.
A+ and I look forward to seeing more of this sort of thing.
The exquisitely perfect United States Constitution was hated immediately after it was written.
It not only seizes power from tyrants, but contains the prescient genius of preventing tyrants from retaking power in the future.
It hasn't stopped them from trying.
That, frens, is why we find ourselves in the middle of this Freezing Cold 21st Century War.
I hope that wretched woman, stupid as she is, one day discovers how utterly and comprehensively misguided she's been.
Liberals mixed their own Kool-aid, then everyone except the very richest of them proceeded to drink it themselves.
Alice in Wonderland, indeed. What fools. Off with their heads.
Spouseanon and I visited Lake Como on our honeymoon.
It is exquisite, serene and rejuvenating, and far too good for the worst president in US history.
There are still some places in the world unspoiled by Soros' wretched refuse; I encourage all to wisely pack a backpack and go. Go, while you're still young enough to walk several miles a day. There's so much to see.
Not to mention so much to do. If you have never spent a sunny midday sipping limoncello at a shady table next to an Italian lake, I highly recommend it.
Many, many thanks, TeacherAnon.
Your input is welcome here, and I hope you will return. Am quite interested in what you have to tell us.
I'm not 60 years old (yet) but am still nostalgic for the 1970's.
Times were indeed very tight. Was very influenced by the similar stories my father used to tell.
How I wish he was still around to tell them.
Growing up in the 1940's South, too young for WWII but not too young for the Korean/Cold War.
Alphabets, if you are here and can figure out who I am, you can see that I'm not interesting.
My father, on the other hand, most definitely was.
I'll help you dig: Caribou Air Force Station
A certain company in Georgia
He was more interesting than I'll ever be. It's been several years since cancer took him, and I still think of things I'd like to tell and ask him every day.