I had a seizure when I was about 3 years old, and my parents took me to the hospital, where the doctors examined me. I have the results, which my parents kept and gave me a few years ago. It says I am mentally normal. About four decades later, I had an MRI done. The doctor told me that my brain is normal.
I guess that just proves that doctors don’t know what they’re talking about.
Not necessarily. Teddy Roosevelt won two elections as a Republican, 1900, and 1904. He ran again for the Bull Moose Party (aka the Progressive Party) in 1912. While he didn’t win the election, votes for Roosevelt did change the outcome. Roosevelt won six states, which would most likely have gone to the Republican candidate, President Howard Taft, who would then have won the election. Since Teddy Roosevelt split the Republican vote, the Democratic candidate, Woodrow Wilson was elected President.
I see there was a slight typo in my post. What he said was “It’s important to vote more than ever”. I think you missed the point of my post, though. It was supposed to be a pun — “It’s important to vote (now) more than ever” or “It’s important to vote more (times) than ever”.
There was another strip (I don’t remember which one) a few weeks ago that mentioned zucchinis. I suggested this as a way of getting rid of them, and added that, if you did this two or three years in a row, trick-or-treaters would never bother you again.
“Took western religion far longer to acknowledge that Earth is a planet.”
I assume that by “western religion” you’re referring to Christianity. The western hemisphere is that part of the earth that is west of 0 degrees longitude, and east of 180 degrees longitude. While the three countries with the highest number of Christians, United States, Brazil, and Mexico, are all in the western hemisphere, Christianity originated in Israel, which is in the eastern hemisphere. Christianity is actually an eastern religion, more specifically, a middle eastern religion.
I had a seizure when I was about 3 years old, and my parents took me to the hospital, where the doctors examined me. I have the results, which my parents kept and gave me a few years ago. It says I am mentally normal. About four decades later, I had an MRI done. The doctor told me that my brain is normal.
I guess that just proves that doctors don’t know what they’re talking about.