poor georgie’s almanack:
Don't forget.
Issues (plural noun):
What everyone has.
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Reminder
Reminder:
“poor georgie’s almanack” is an attempt to guess what a modern day Ben Franklin would be writing in his journal.
About 250 entries are available at http://georgekroloff.blogspot.com/
“poor georgie’s almanack” is an attempt to guess what a modern day Ben Franklin would be writing in his journal.
About 250 entries are available at http://georgekroloff.blogspot.com/
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Grime & Punishment
poor georgie’s almanack:
Already abused border children are latest example of perpetrators (in this case, Congress) blaming and further punishing the victims.
Already abused border children are latest example of perpetrators (in this case, Congress) blaming and further punishing the victims.
Monday, July 7, 2014
Target
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Whoops!
poor georgie’s almanack:
Same cheer but very different contexts:
CPAs and cable commentators all yell,
“2-4-6-8, What Can We Depreciate?”
Same cheer but very different contexts:
CPAs and cable commentators all yell,
“2-4-6-8, What Can We Depreciate?”
Thursday, July 3, 2014
4th of July thought
poor georgie’s almanack:
The Onion reminds us that the Founding Fathers were traitors.
The Onion reminds us that the Founding Fathers were traitors.
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Life cycles
poor georgie’s almanack:
(A)musing about age and the embedded pun. I clearly remember my father saying he knew he was getting old when young girls began opening doors for him. Then I noticed my peers didn't talk sports until the topic of prostates was exhausted. And now comes the realization that it always is a mistake to stand behind someone older in the urinal line.
(A)musing about age and the embedded pun. I clearly remember my father saying he knew he was getting old when young girls began opening doors for him. Then I noticed my peers didn't talk sports until the topic of prostates was exhausted. And now comes the realization that it always is a mistake to stand behind someone older in the urinal line.
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