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THIS MEME IS FUCKING BRILLIANT
Another outstanding (and true) meme.
ThankQ anon.
One can peruse most of the child's book Drummer Hoff on Amazon here
amazon dot com slash
/Drummer-Hoff-Barbara-Emberley/dp/067166249X#reader_067166249X
Interestingly, the cover art image includes a gold circle (the Caldecott Medal for children's literature) but isn't that interesting how it resembles a Gold Coin?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drummer_Hoff
has a more detailed synopsis of the story.
The illustrator of Drummer Hoff, Ed Emberley (who won an award for his illustrations)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ed_Emberley
has a lot of other children's book illustrations to his credit.
Couldn't navigate to them directly from Wikipedia article though.
You seem to have a good eye for this sort of thing. Might find it worthwhile to peruse some Ed Emberley illustrations. Apparently he's still active?
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=ed+emberley+illustration
The pictures are very cute but I haven't seen any resembling the Drummer Hoff illustrations yet.
Well anon. Your post amazes me, because yesterday I jotted down in the notebook next to my computer,
Is DJT a Nazarite?
This idea came into muh head during muh Apr 5th sleep period and I woke up with that question front and center.
It is a cognitive error to lump all kinds of 'radio waves' together as if they are one single phenomenon. Radio waves vary in frequency, and their interaction with biological organisms differs enormously from one end of the frequency spectrum to another. The same spectrum that includes radio waves also includes AM radio, FM radio, broadcast television, heat, light, ultraviolet, x-rays, and gamma. These are all different in their properties and interactions with our biology.
This anon >>8714961 is correct: baseless and incomplete/ignorant claims need details and sauce.