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Gee . . . who knew? - Sally - 08-01-2015 08:22 PM
For anyone mulling over our choices for the GOP presidential candidate, here's something to take into consideration. Of course the article is from two years ago, so it's not clear if "JWB Redux" is still on Mr. Paul's staff.
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Jenny - 08-02-2015 08:27 AM
The biggest question: if this guy is Booth, then who is the guy who said he was Booth (and escaped Garrett's barn, no less!) in the 1970's and had that crazy book written about him?
*Twilight Zone music*
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Gene C - 08-02-2015 08:46 AM
(08-02-2015 08:27 AM)Jenny Wrote: *Twilight Zone music*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILitURr7vdk
This episode is about some one (the professor from Gilligan's Island)
going back in time to stop John Wilkes Booth
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - L Verge - 08-02-2015 11:34 AM
And, I'm Ella Starr reincarnated - and I know where JWB spent the night of April 13-14, 1865...
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Thomas Kearney - 08-06-2015 04:42 PM
(08-02-2015 11:34 AM)L Verge Wrote: And, I'm Ella Starr reincarnated - and I know where JWB spent the night of April 13-14, 1865...
The National Hotel, DUH! Records show Booth stayed there and checked out a few hours before the shooting. P.S. I'm Nobody reincarnated.
(08-02-2015 08:46 AM)Gene C Wrote:(08-02-2015 08:27 AM)Jenny Wrote: *Twilight Zone music*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILitURr7vdk
This episode is about some one (the professor from Gilligan's Island)
going back in time to stop John Wilkes Booth
Sorry, Gene. The video was pulled down by the user. #bummer
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Jim Garrett - 08-06-2015 04:56 PM
Laugh and Chortle as you may........but when it turns out that Jack Hunter is really JWB re-incarnated, who will have the last laugh. Stranger things have happened........like Jim Page actually walking PAST a crab cake sandwich!
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Gene C - 08-06-2015 05:00 PM
try this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dbaE4V2LM0
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Jim Page - 08-06-2015 05:07 PM
(08-06-2015 04:56 PM)Jim Garrett Wrote: Stranger things have happened........like Jim Page actually walking PAST a crab cake sandwich!
Hah!!! Jim, that will NEVER happen!!!
--Jim
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Thomas Kearney - 08-06-2015 05:30 PM
(08-06-2015 05:00 PM)Gene C Wrote: try this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dbaE4V2LM0
Thanks!
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Jim Page - 08-06-2015 06:06 PM
Jim, you reminded me that it's been a long time since I've had a soft-shell-crab sandwich, which is one of the nicest things about living in Maryland!
You let me know when you are up to it, and we'll go find us some.
Maybe if Laurie and her pals are available, we can take them to a seafood place near the Surratt's Tavern.
--Jim
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Jim Garrett - 08-06-2015 06:23 PM
(08-06-2015 06:06 PM)Jim Page Wrote: Jim, you reminded me that it's been a long time since I've had a soft-shell-crab sandwich, which is one of the nicest things about living in Maryland!A soft crab sandwich is a true Maryland delight!
You let me know when you are up to it, and we'll go find us some.
Maybe if Laurie and her pals are available, we can take them to a seafood place near the Surratt's Tavern.
--Jim
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - L Verge - 08-06-2015 07:17 PM
(08-06-2015 06:23 PM)Jim Garrett Wrote:(08-06-2015 06:06 PM)Jim Page Wrote: Jim, you reminded me that it's been a long time since I've had a soft-shell-crab sandwich, which is one of the nicest things about living in Maryland!A soft crab sandwich is a true Maryland delight!
You let me know when you are up to it, and we'll go find us some.
Maybe if Laurie and her pals are available, we can take them to a seafood place near the Surratt's Tavern.
--Jim
I second that Jim Twins! I'd rather have soft shells than hard shells any day. Besides my mother's, my favorite ones were at a little shack in Benedict that got thrown about ten feet onto land after a hurricane about 8 years ago and never rebuilt.
I have often wondered if those Union troops that occupied Southern Maryland during the Civil War ever appreciated the fried chicken, crabs, rock fish, oysters, and Maryland stuffed ham that I bet they sampled on some of their home invasions.
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Jim Page - 08-06-2015 07:38 PM
(08-06-2015 07:17 PM)L Verge Wrote: I have often wondered if those Union troops that occupied Southern Maryland during the Civil War ever appreciated the fried chicken, crabs, rock fish, oysters, and Maryland stuffed ham that I bet they sampled on some of their home invasions.
Laurie, I bet they did! When I was a kid, there was a Maryland Fried Chicken place we used to stop at somewhere between New Orleans and Pensacola, on the way to the family farm.
I thought the food was better than what was sold at Kentucky Fried Chicken, as it was then called, but I couldn't say what the difference was between them.
I love most any kind of fried chicken!
--Jim
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - Jim Garrett - 08-07-2015 06:50 AM
As usual, some of the great minds on the symposium have been able to turn a thread about the reincarnation of JWB towards food!
RE: Gee . . . who knew? - L Verge - 08-07-2015 08:13 AM
(08-07-2015 06:50 AM)Jim Garrett Wrote: As usual, some of the great minds on the symposium have been able to turn a thread about the reincarnation of JWB towards food!
To properly understand history in the context of its times, one needs to consider social and cultural factors. Besides, armies travel on their stomachs - as Napoleon learned in Russia.