We used to have an annual Labor Day Monday event
that thankfully involved a lot of serious drinking...
Anyway, us locals used to call the summertime visitor 'Benny's' (a story for another day that involves where they came from). We - locals - would all meet up on Labor Day Monday afternoon and witness the stream of vehicles heading north over the bridge. We called it our annual 'Waving goodbye to the Bennys day'. That's what Labor Day was for us back in the day...
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We can't even get our own astronauts offa the fuckin' space station, but we can fight some futuristic bullshit against the ChiComs and the Russkies? Hopefully I'll be dead long before that clusterfuck happens. Juss' sayin'...
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people around you are a lot stupider than you think they are...
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ReplyDeleteWhen I drive around in my 1931 Model-A Ford I always use hand signals. Some times people think I'm waving at them. Are the use of hand signals taught in the driving ed. books/classes anymore?
ReplyDeleteour tractor didn't have turn signals; I used hand signals, too, but at seven, I was small for my age
Deletewell, here in the hills of pa we have a lot of clowns who have no idea what a turn signal does or when they should use it.
ReplyDeleteand for some reason they all love to drive down the center of the road too ? it bad enough with the stupid deer running across the road, but add drivers that are real morons too ?
Re: The Bennys: A Navy buddy was from Maine and he referred to their tourists as "Summer Complaints."
ReplyDeleteI lived in Neptune and Ocean Grove. Some local decorated his car outlandishly with "Benny's Go Home" painted on his car and would cruise around the Shore. Benny's: Bayonne, Elizabeth, Newark and New York.
ReplyDeletethat's the way people in the south feel when the Yankees go back to NJ or NY in the spring.
ReplyDeleteI was three years old when that comic was published and I was six or seven when I started reading Beetle Bailey in the daily paper. Didn't understand most of it, but Dad [WWII] vet always thought it was funny and tried to explain it to my brother and me.
ReplyDeleteSpace wars is going to be more about taking out the other guys satellites and eventually protecting and replacing your own. Destroying stuff is usually much easier than ferrying humans through space. But I wonder how much of Boeing's current woes are a direct result of their DEI push.
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