The first one is in the Art Institute in Chicago. Remember Ferris Bueller?
American Gothic is there too, as is Hopperâs âNighthawksâ
ETA: wow not sure why that took 6 hours to post.
Lot of Coke debt being serviced todayâŚ
So is Sargentâs painting of the artists at the fountain. If ever a painting called out for Lori LightfootâŚ
Hoarders.
Thatâs the one. I imagine Lightfoot clearing her throat and giving that guy the stinkeye.
Thatâs cool!
Death by democrat hoax
Okay, okay⌠OKAY! Like 50 people have told me now! Sheesh!
OH! Thatâs why it was late⌠you tried to post it earlier⌠Sorry!
Thatâs also happened to me at times, where it doesnât want to postâŚ
Clearly youâve never thought about stealing it like so many others apparently have!
I remember when the old Walt Disney TV show used this demonstration as a way of explaining a fission chain reaction.
#reallyoldperson
Iâm not local to the situation, but is sure seems to me that de Blasio, for all his warts, has actually shown more leadership than Cuomo, for all the good press heâs received.
I canât prove it but The Cosmic Sucker - The Amazing Story of Bonk Business Inc. (1997) has that same scene using super balls.
Pori police break up teen gatherings of up to 100
The Southwestern Finland Police Department issued a sharply worded statement early Monday saying that officers had to disperse rowdy congregations of up to 100 youngsters three nights running over the long Easter weekend.
Police said those involved ranged from under age 15 to over 18, and that fistfights had broken out, apparently with ethnic undertones. According to the statement, âin these large groups there were differences of opinion between people from at least the Middle East and Satakunta,â the region that includes Pori.
The statement went on to label this behaviour as âchildish and stupidâ. It called on parents and guardians to ensure that âat least the younger participantsâ stay away from such situations, adding that âit would not be a waste if slightly older children spent their time in some more useful activityâ.
Perverse, in so many ways.