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on: Ace of Spades • Sun 2016 Sep 4, 2:25am
by: mindful webworker - tips stetson

A last few links before I fade for the night...

The Last Weaver dies
Daniel Kreps, Rolling Stone

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Subjects: 1950s, musician

on: Ace of Spades • Fri 2014 Jan 10, 8:45am
by: mindful webworker - videographer

I remember as a yoot, thinking, as I watched Sgt Bilko & the boys pulling some con: I wonder if I'm supposed to be watching this? So, naturally, I enjoyed it.

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Subjects: 1950s, 1960s, television

on: Ace of Spades • Mon 2013 Sep 2, 9:26am
by: mindful webworker - ejjimicated

I just want to say, while I think the public schooling system must be destroyed, I had the best public school education the world has ever provided.

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Subjects: 1950s, 1960s, education

Radical Incline 2012 Nov 23 Vids

Sources: PajamasMedia, WildBillForAmerica, IOTW2009, Whateverhappentocomm, thepatriotnurse, JewishNewsOne, ReasonTV, GOPICYMI, RightSightings, hillsdalecollege

Video by Others added on 2012 Nov 23
Subjects: 1950s, Benghazi, blogs, Chicago, Chris Christie, Columbus, economy, Egypt, family, Fast and Furious, FBI, Greg Gutfeld, Holocaust, Homeland Security, Impeach Obama, Jerusalem, Michelle Malkin, Middle East, Nazi Germany, Netanyahu, New World, Obamacare, Paul Ryan, Petraeus, small business, South Korea, Spirit, Trifecta, US President, War in the Middle East, WW2

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Come right up to the screen. Clo-o-oser!

Kids, with modern LED monitors, there's no longer a danger of x-rays, so come right up to the screen. Clo-o-oser! There's not enough static electricity on LED monitors to hold your magic window, but fortunately the modern LED screen is made of a special substance that wipes clean easily with any ammonia-based window cleaner, even if you use permanent-ink markers. Go ahead! Try it!

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Subjects: Winky Dink, 1950s, interactive media