Old songs are the best. Dinah Shore took this to number one in the fall of 1944, spending a total of four weeks at the top of the charts. It was nominated for an Academy Award, but lost to “Swinging On A Star.”
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… but isn’t this the kind of thing they should be warning us about?
Oh, wait:
The first four words of their caption for this photo are:
“Those aren’t Klingon vessels.”
That certainly puts my mind at ease.
NASA’s caption reads:
To give some sense of the immense scale of cyclones arranged in a hexagonal pattern at Jupiter’s south pole, an outline of the continental United States is superimposed over the central cyclone and an outline of Texas is superimposed over the newest cyclone. The hexagonal arrangement of the cyclones is large enough to dwarf the Earth.
Dwarf the Earth, perhaps, but not Texas.
Straight Line of the Day: Per Rihar, we now have “Social Distance Cleaning.” What other PG-13 “Social Distance” terms are there?
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PG-13, that is.
i.e., No jokes about “flattening the curves.”
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