At least seven United States presidents were born in log cabins, including Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, Abraham Lincoln, and James A. Garfield.
See, this is where manipulating statistics, or at least how you report them, can trick you. You could say there’s a 1 in 46 chance of a president raised in a log cabin, but that ignores all the other people who were raised in log cabins and did not become president.
Maybe it is more complicated than just being born in a log cabin. You should of asked, currently what are the odds that somebody born out of a bird’s egg has become president? Anybody, got the stats?
Whenever I get a new boss in a job, instead of giving him or her my resume I send a copy of my two-page biography.
It starts with the words, “Born in a humble log cabin in Brooklyn, New York, I studied electrical engineering by the fireside. I grew up, became an Air Force pilot, got married had two sons (in that order). …”
As President Woodstock would employ Snoopy as his speech writer. I can here it now, "My fellow American, The last car drove away. It began to rain. And so our hero’s life ended as it had begun, a disaster.
‘I never got any breaks.’ he had always complained.
He wanted to be rich. He died poor. He wanted friends. He died friendless.
He wanted to be loved. He died unloved. He wanted laughter. He found only tears.
He wanted applause. He received boos. He wanted fame. He found obscurity.
He wanted answers. He found only questions."
Yet people wonder why Snoopy got all of those rejection letters.
There was a stretch of fifty-two years when seven out of fourteen presidents were allegedly born in log cabins. Eleven of those fourteen won elections; the other three were accidentals. One of the three accidentals was cabin-born.
According to my (infallible) research, the last US president to have lived at least part of his life in a log cabin was James Garfield. So it’s been well over a century since any log cabin president has been elected.
Templo S.U.D. over 1 year ago
Woodstock isn’t taking any chances to be in the Oval Office.
mccollunsky over 1 year ago
Woodstock has lofty goals.
MichaelAxelFleming over 1 year ago
That’s Lincoln thinkin’.
ronaldspence over 1 year ago
hail to the cheep…Woodstock!
knutdl over 1 year ago
At least seven United States presidents were born in log cabins, including Andrew Jackson, James K. Polk, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce, James Buchanan, Abraham Lincoln, and James A. Garfield.
knutdl over 1 year ago
Snoopy for president!
californiamonty over 1 year ago
See, this is where manipulating statistics, or at least how you report them, can trick you. You could say there’s a 1 in 46 chance of a president raised in a log cabin, but that ignores all the other people who were raised in log cabins and did not become president.
dcdete. over 1 year ago
Maybe it is more complicated than just being born in a log cabin. You should of asked, currently what are the odds that somebody born out of a bird’s egg has become president? Anybody, got the stats?
littlejohn Premium Member over 1 year ago
If Woodstock’s nest is a twig-cabin nest. Could you call Woodstock twiggy?
cdillon85 over 1 year ago
Hail to The Chief.
Troglodyte over 1 year ago
Anyone raised in a log cabin, Woodstock, not anyone in a raised log cabin ! :D
Decepticomic over 1 year ago
What does living in log cabins have to do with becoming a future war criminal?
Darryl Heine over 1 year ago
If you are the ancestor of Abe Lincoln.
kcj over 1 year ago
Seeing as Woodstock lives on his own (he cannot even find his mom anymore), it is too late for him to be raised in a log cabin.
JudithStocker over 1 year ago
The “log cabin” in the tree is very inventive! It should give some home builders some ideas.
jagedlo over 1 year ago
Giving him ideas, Snoopy?
dhaiphip over 1 year ago
2024 ! Woodstock President ! 2024
Ellis97 over 1 year ago
Woodstock as President? I’ll believe it when I see it.
dflak over 1 year ago
Whenever I get a new boss in a job, instead of giving him or her my resume I send a copy of my two-page biography.
It starts with the words, “Born in a humble log cabin in Brooklyn, New York, I studied electrical engineering by the fireside. I grew up, became an Air Force pilot, got married had two sons (in that order). …”
uniquename over 1 year ago
President of what?
DavidSharp Premium Member over 1 year ago
The United Nests of America. What else?
hariseldon59 over 1 year ago
I don’t own a log cabin, but I love their syrup.
Daltongang Premium Member over 1 year ago
As President Woodstock would employ Snoopy as his speech writer. I can here it now, "My fellow American, The last car drove away. It began to rain. And so our hero’s life ended as it had begun, a disaster.
‘I never got any breaks.’ he had always complained.He wanted to be rich. He died poor. He wanted friends. He died friendless.
He wanted to be loved. He died unloved. He wanted laughter. He found only tears.
He wanted applause. He received boos. He wanted fame. He found obscurity.
He wanted answers. He found only questions."
Yet people wonder why Snoopy got all of those rejection letters.
John Jorgensen over 1 year ago
There was a stretch of fifty-two years when seven out of fourteen presidents were allegedly born in log cabins. Eleven of those fourteen won elections; the other three were accidentals. One of the three accidentals was cabin-born.
198.23.5.11 over 1 year ago
A roof.Somebody forgot the roof.
jbruins84341 over 1 year ago
Well, they would be native-born, but I doubt they would reach 35 years of age.
WCraft Premium Member over 1 year ago
Or starting their own political group.
Mediatech over 1 year ago
According to my (infallible) research, the last US president to have lived at least part of his life in a log cabin was James Garfield. So it’s been well over a century since any log cabin president has been elected.
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray over 1 year ago
His speeches will all be Tweets.
knight1192a over 1 year ago
By ’75, not anymore.
Train 1911 over 1 year ago
Woodstock and Snoopy are so cute.
Slatsmagee I over 1 year ago
He’d be way better than the buffoon we’ve got there now…
garibaldi.hank over 1 year ago
Woodstock please fly across the Pond and be our Prime Minister
raybarb44 over 1 year ago
Not really. Odds aren’t that good…..
bigcatbusiness over 1 year ago
Log cabin Woodstock, not log nest. Though to be honest, a bird might do a great job at this rate.
CheyonJunction over 1 year ago
I mean that or a politician
Otis Rufus Driftwood over 1 year ago
Thanks again, Schulz, Abraham Lincoln was very likely the greatest American of all time.
Ceeg22 Premium Member over 1 year ago
No