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... a building we rolled by ... as we left Cincinnati yesterday.
IN THE COMMENTS: Pogo said:
Classic racist American building.Noting the "Liberty" clue, I interpret the Indian character as a Tea Party protester (of the original Boston Tea Party ilk).
No doubt the tires had smallpox.
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Classic racist American building.
No doubt the tires had smallpox.
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I am crabby this morning.
Lileks would like that sign.
"Classic racist American building."
That Indian character must be a Boston Tea Party protester, right? "Liberty" is the tip off.
Tea Party???
Racist fer shure.
Hope Ann and the Reefer Madness writer are enjoying the drive.
I helped build a 16x20 foot dock on the banks of the Mississippi last weekend. It was really fun. 8 guys, all standard testosterone humor. Could have been 40 years ago, save for the Milwaukee drills are now made in China, not Wisconsin.
I need a cuppa joe.
Painted advertising signs can be works of art. Sadly, they're seldom being done anymore.
Peter
Similar buildings down on South Main in Akron. Another example of Depression Art.
ironrailsironweights said...
Painted advertising signs can be works of art. Sadly, they're seldom being done anymore.
I thought that sort of thing went out with the 50s.
If that late.
Hey is that AllenS's house?
Lots of buildings in the South with "See Rock City" painted on them are still around.
Tired of getting rolled? Assert your naturally endowed rights to Life, Liberty, and Freedom From Being Trod Upon!
I have a painting of a big spare tire on my house.
I saw the photo and read, "Liberty Tired."
Yesterday afternoon, the Madison Police Department deployed its bomb squad to investigate two suspicious package incidents.
Meanwhile, the local paper concurrently featured this story as its online headline.
Irene said...
I saw the photo and read, "Liberty Tired."
Freud could give you 8 hours on the couch explaining that.
Not my place. I have two feathers.
Hey, how about those Packers?
" Tired of getting rolled? Assert your naturally endowed rights to Life, Liberty, and Freedom From Being Trod Upon! "
Don't Re-tread On Me.
"Don't Re-tread On Me[ade]"
We should market a drink called Me Ade.
Hi, Meade, my darling. How are you?
Oh my God!
She is tweeting from inside the house!!!!!!!!!
AAAAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!
Give Me[ade] Liberty or Give Me[ade] Death!
'I have two feathers.'
You know what this mean don't you?
I means I am a warrior. Twice honored.
What part of Cincinnati was that?
'I means I am a warrior. Twice honored.'
You sweet talker.
"I means"
translation--
"It means"
Have you ever been tickled by a feather?
Didn't notice your typo...heh.
Tickled by a feather? Who hasn't been?
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