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  1. about 23 hours ago on Luann

    OH FOR F***’S sake. It just happened. Somebody either has called or is about to call.This ageist ASSumption that all these young people are too clueless to call an ambulance is stupid.

  2. about 23 hours ago on Luann

    She may not need CPR, but she will need a hospital. Especially at that age.

  3. about 23 hours ago on Luann

    BS.

  4. about 23 hours ago on Luann

    “At her age she would be wearing it.” Not necessarily.

  5. about 23 hours ago on Luann

    Tell someone else to call 911. Luann KNOWS CPR.

  6. 2 days ago on Luann

    Radio entertainer and television funny man Jack Benny’s on-air persona presented him as a penny-pinching skinflint who would sooner die than part with a dollar. Yet in real life, his character was anything but: the flesh and blood Jack Benny was a generous and kind man who treasured his friends, gave generously to charities, and dearly loved his wife.

    Jack Benny (real name Benjamin Kubelsky) was married to Sayde Marks (better known as Mary Livingstone, the character she played on her husband’s radio show) for 48 years. Their marriage was far from perfect: by most accounts Sayde was a sharp-tongued, demanding, vain woman, and Jack was a philanderer. (After his death, Benny’s widow claimed his signature gesture of holding one hand to the side of his face came about from his attempting to conceal scratch marks she’d inflicted on him after he fielded a phone call from one of his female admirers.)

    Yet despite her shortcomings (and his), Jack loved his wife and was devoted to her. As Benny’s widow reported to McCall’s magazine shortly after her husband died in December 1974, the entertainer’s will specified one red rose be delivered to her for as long as she lived.

    “Every day since Jack has gone the florist has delivered one long-stemmed red rose to my home. I learned that Jack actually had included a provision for the flowers in his will. One red rose to be delivered to me every day for the rest of my life.”Sayde passed away in June 1983. The Bennys are interred next to each other in the Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery in Culver City, California.

  7. 2 days ago on Matt Bors

    YOU MADE THE ASSERTION, YOU BACK IT UP. I am not gonna do your work for you.

  8. 3 days ago on Luann

    So, bye-bye, Miss American Pie

    Drove my Chevy to the levee, but the levee was dry

    And them good ol’ boys were drinkin’ whiskey and rye

    Singin’, "This’ll be the day that I die

    This’ll be the day that I die"

  9. 3 days ago on Luann

    A long, long time ago

    I can still remember how that music

    Used to make me smile

    And I knew if I had my chance

    That I could make those people dance

    And maybe they’d be happy for a while

    But February made me shiver

    With every paper I’d deliver

    Bad news on the doorstep

    I couldn’t take one more step

    I can’t remember if I cried

    When I read about his widowed bride

    But something touched me deep inside

    The day the music died

  10. 4 days ago on Matt Bors

    “The vast majority of gun deaths in the USA happen in Blue/Democrat cities and are perpetrated by young people raised by a single mother welfare recipient, generally a perpetual Democrat voter.”

    BUZZ off with that BS. Your eloquence of vile discourse is only exceeded by the excrement clogging most of your neural pathways resulting on only the autonomic nervous system operating with any degree of reliability.

    Please for your sake, (and ours), see a physician who has a specialty in neural functional disorders, and maybe a therapist as well. Depression can cause all kinds of symptoms, such as changes in behavior, impulse control and other issues.

    We will all be rooting for you! /s