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1920's had the Ford Tri-motor, zeni. And airtravel back then was classy, unlike the greyhound buses of the sky we have now.

I"m hearing Butthead reading, "Words...words...words..."

Russkies hack Olympics & try to pin it on NK. http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/international/ct-olympics-russia-spies-hacking-20180224-story.html

The one where this "hot blonde" of yours returns after using the Men's Room.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/your-401k-probably-has-gun-stocks-in-it-heres-how-to-get-rid-of-them-2018-02-23

Some are extinct until they are "discovered living" again. http://roaring.earth/15-animals-thought-extinct-found-alive/

A lot of police dogs are trained in a foreign language so that those they are chasing cannot countermand the K9 officer's commands.

No, Cats power the internet from inside your computer...by the energy they expend trying to get at the "mouse".

The other thing I could have posted was "Deteriorata" from National Lampoon.

I can see this makes you emotional, which should never enter any argument.

Same page I looked at. ~1.52 M in 1820 when you total North & South.

"Millions?" Hyperbole.

Hardly a valid argumentative counterpoint. Nobody alive knows exactly what Key intended.

From Snopes - "In fairness, it has also been argued that Key may have intended the phrase as a reference to the British Navy’s practice of impressment (kidnapping sailors and forcing them to fight in defense of the crown), or as a semi-metaphorical slap at the British invading force as a whole (which included a large number of mercenaries), though the latter line of thinking suggests an even stronger alternative theory — namely, that the word “hirelings” refers literally to mercenaries, and “slaves” refers literally to slaves. It doesn’t appear that Francis Scott Key ever specified what he did mean by the phrase, nor does its context point to a single, definitive interpretation."

Old? It's not like I said Ben Franklin or Woolworth's or Venture or Zayre or Turnstyle or Community or EJ Korvettes or National Grocery or...

Tower still exists in Japan. Hornsby's (first job) Montgomery Wards The Museum Store WTTW Window to the World store

Get back to me when Taco Bell buys Gastrointestinal Associates.

Could be worse - your whole town could be a water filled pothole...

So that happened. And the most snide sports commentator the Chicago Tribune has called for the release of the names of the idiots. But a reader came up with an excellent idea and the result was really great! http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/rosenblog/ct-spt-smith-pelly-blackhawks-capitals-donations-rosenbloom-20180223-story.html