Plandemic, Part 1 & 2 By Dr. Joseph Mercola This documentary was originally released in 2020 and has broad implications for events surrounding government shutdowns, worldwide vaccine mandates, and other things related to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Summary: “Plandemic — Indoctornation” reveals the driving forces behind the vaccine agenda. It looks at the roles of […]
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I saw Pulp Fiction in the local theater when it first came out and have watched it several times since via Netflix. It is pretty gross in some scenes, but the dance scene to Chuck Berry’s “You Never Can Tell” below is a definite winner. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWhElxkGwU0&w=800&h=450]
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Baby Boomers like me spent many hours before their black and white TVs watching Western during our youth, which prompted a previous blog title, “My Heroes Were Cowboys.” One of the best cowboy stars’ favorite sidekicks was Gabby Hays, whose appearance and voice made us love him. What I had never seen before just now
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This was the first episode of the television show Dragnet, which originally aired December 14, 1951 when I was about to turn 8-years old. Via regular broadcast TV or via online streaming, I have probably seen every episode of Dragnet. In it, Sergeant Joe Friday (Jack Webb), Sergeant Ben Romero (Barton Yarborough), and Chief of
Over 50-years ago we took the Winchester House tour accompanied by our two oldest daughters who were around three and five at the time. Around mid-way through the tour, the youngest complained that she had to go potty. I told the tour guide about our predicament and was advised that she would just have to
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