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Wolfman is a man’s werewolf, no Olalla
Poor wolf man, he’s the bastard of the horror big three. Dracula and Frankenstein have antecedents in folklore but bloomed on the quills of novelists. The werewolf traces back to the Greek, yet no one will pull him from the … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Art, Beast, Cheese, cinema, Dracula, EPA, EWO, Family, Felipe, Film, Folklore, Frankenstein, Gay, Gold, Golden, Hollywood, Horror, IRA, IRS, Literature, London, Nature, novel, Olalla, Painting, Race, Rally, Recall, Robert Louis Stevenson, Stupid, Twilight, Werewolves, Wolfman
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Big Rock Candy Mountain unsafe for kids
Here was a true bit of American folk wisdom, Harry McClintock’s everyman philosophy whose context was whitewashed for the sake of children and the Protestant work ethic. The original lyrics of the hobo’s nirvana, Big Rock Candy Mountain, where omitted … Continue reading
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Tagged Alcohol, America, American, Americana, ARN, Axe, Bees, Big Rock Candy Mountain, Bush, candy, Cars, children, cops, eggs, Fire, fires, Folklore, Fruit, Harry McClintock, Hiking, Hobos, jail, jails, Lyrics, Mining, Music, NSA, Origin, philosophy, Protest, reform, Rock, Sandy, Snow, Socks, Trees, White, work ethic
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Black Friday and Paul Bunyan
Did you know that the first shopping day after Thanksgiving was known as “Black Friday?” Neither did I! Apparently “Black Friday” is so named because it’s the first day of the year that retailers can recoup enough from their … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertizing, America, American, Apple, Argo, Art, Black Friday, children, conservation, coup, Crash, Crockett, Daniel Boone, depression, Folklore, Food, Great Depression, Growth, heroes, History, IFES, Industry, IRA, IRS, Madison, MAGA, Manifest Destiny, Myth, Paul Bunyon, Propaganda, Public Relations, Rock, Sales, Stock market, Thanksgiving, Theodore Roosevelt, Trees, War, Westward Expansion
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